Please Note:
In order to be able to purchase
with little or no money done, using a remortgage based on the Market Value and
not the Purchase Price, you will need to use an experienced team of mortgage
broker, bridging financier and solicitors.
If you do not have such a team, please use ours. We charge a one-off
introduction fee, after which you are then their client.
Profit
Potential
15% bmv
Market
value:
£ 100,000
Purchase price:
£ 85,000
Mortgage:
£ 90,000
Equity:
£ 10,000
Cash Back Potential: £ 5,000
Rentals:
£ 450 - £ 500pcm (but see above)
Mortgage examples below are for illustration purposes only; they do not constitute advice or provide a complete picture of all terms, conditions, and additional costs. The survey results, current mortgage market changes and your own financial status could also alter the figures given.
Mortgage Examples:
£ 441 pcm based on 90% LTV 5.89% interest only
mortgage (may or may not be possible; please discuss with my broker).
85% LTV example (a) - 5.69% interest only fixed for 2 years - £413 pcm with 5.7% yield. Subject to minimum rental assessment of £444 pcm. Better option if you would prefer better cashflow. However requires cash down for fees (with £15,000 ish equity in the property).
85% LTV example (b) - 5.4% discounted variable, 0.35% below base (currently 5.75%) until 2010 - £392 pcm with 5.52% yield. Subject to minimum rental assessement of £451 pcm. Improved longterm cashflow position esp. if rates drop next year.
For these examples, you may need to pay a set fee of up to £1,000 instead of the bridging fee, in order to avail of the unique method of purchasing via BTL mortgages which are based on current market value and not on your actual purchase price - which is how you can get a 'no money down' deal. This method is completely unique and exclusive.
These are not exact figures above but a good baseline to work with, also note
there will be an agreement fee for the mortgage which will be added on to the
loan amount and this amount varies in each case, and will alter the monthly
payment amount. This also increases your loan amount and
consequently reduces the equity.
You could choose to go with a standard 85% LTV and improve your cashflow, paying only fees to secure the property as the deposit is self-financed. Some examples of these are given above. Naturally, with a 90% LTV mortgage, you pay for it in terms of higher interest rates, initial fees, fees added to the loan, or other stricter /costlier terms and conditions, although the cashflow position from getting 'cash back' or cashing out both the deposit AND the fees, may be worth it depending upon your circumstances and needs.
In this example you would have a positive
cashflow every month (see mortgage payment examples), but you would need to budget for potential void periods,
minor maintenance, insurance, British Gas homecare, etc per month.
Upfront costs:
Valuation:
£ 350 ish - to compensate for the Mortgage
Valuation we have already paid for and received - this is then transferred into
your name for mortgage purposes. There may also be a survey report (which
will be mentioned in the Basic Details property description above), if so add
another £160.
Deal Fee:
£ 100 - fee to secure the deal -
non-refundable unless the vendor pulls out, the valuation comes in less
than the Open Market Value predicted above, or the survey highlights a major
problem beyond already stated here.
1st Part-Payment Finder's Fee:
Half the Finders's Fee is payable after the successful valuation, the
'deal fee' is credited to this amount. If you decide to pull out once
solicitors have been instructed, then this is non-refundable. The
other half is due upon completion direct from your solicitor.
Typical Costs (based on the 90% LTV example above):
Bridge / brokers Fee £ 675 + £ 675
Stamp Duty (0%)
£ 0
Solicitors x2 + VAT + Disbursements (£ 750 + £ 500 for vendors
solicitor)
Valuation
Fee
£
350
Finder's Fee (1.3% inc. deal
fee) £ 1275
TOTAL
COSTS
£ 4225 ish
CASH BACK POTENTIAL
Cashback of £ 775 after fees and costs, and £ 10,000 ish equity as 'free deposit' (deposit, costs and all fees covered depending on what
mortgage you take, by the discount purchased with this deal).
In
other words, you could have cash back now which would help eliminate your
buying costs (and give you extra, in above example) and a 'free' property with inbuilt
equity confirmed by valuation, which is cashflow positive monthly.