Comments on: Can i let my newly bought house out without changing to buy to let? http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let We Buy Houses News and Help... Sun, 20 May 2012 04:37:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: amsterdam http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2312 amsterdam Fri, 05 Jan 2007 03:13:15 +0000 http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2312 Michael H is right, except I would advise finding another lender who will give you a buy to let mortgage before informing the Halifax that you plan to move your mortgage, in case you fall between two stools<br><b>References : </b><br> Michael H is right, except I would advise finding another lender who will give you a buy to let mortgage before informing the Halifax that you plan to move your mortgage, in case you fall between two stools
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]]> By: Michael H http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2311 Michael H Thu, 04 Jan 2007 11:23:19 +0000 http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2311 Normally you would pay a higher rate of interest and they will change you to a buy-to-let mortgage , yes. If halifax don't want you there are others that will take your business. They often want a decent deposit, your 20% might do. If you got a decent mortgage deal there might be a redemption period so you might have to pay back any bonus or discount you got You need to tell them, if not it can void your insurance and mortgage T&Cs so they can recall the loan without notice.<br><b>References : </b><br> Normally you would pay a higher rate of interest and they will change you to a buy-to-let mortgage , yes. If halifax don't want you there are others that will take your business.

They often want a decent deposit, your 20% might do.

If you got a decent mortgage deal there might be a redemption period so you might have to pay back any bonus or discount you got

You need to tell them, if not it can void your insurance and mortgage T&Cs so they can recall the loan without notice.
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]]> By: silly gorbie http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2310 silly gorbie Thu, 04 Jan 2007 11:12:08 +0000 http://www.webuyhousesvideos.com/buy-my-house/can-i-let-my-newly-bought-house-out-without-changing-to-buy-to-let#comment-2310 I do not think so. You will need to read the small print on the mortgage agreement.<br><b>References : </b><br> I do not think so. You will need to read the small print on the mortgage agreement.
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