Pimping my CV
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lovingbothThis morning, we visited a mortgage adviser with the current mortgage provider about options for buying somewhere up t'north (ok, the East Midlands...)
Having what's left of the inheritance helps enormously because it gives a worthwhile deposit, ditto house prices there. She gave a little gasp when we told her how much somewhere with four bedrooms costs there - it's doable for £200k, i.e. substantially less than this two bedroom place would go for now.
On L's sole income and 30% deposit, they'll allow us to owe them £140k. So with £35k left on this mortgage, this gives £105k in a new mortgage.
If I get a job paying £10k, how much more do you think they'll allow us to owe them?
Having what's left of the inheritance helps enormously because it gives a worthwhile deposit, ditto house prices there. She gave a little gasp when we told her how much somewhere with four bedrooms costs there - it's doable for £200k, i.e. substantially less than this two bedroom place would go for now.
On L's sole income and 30% deposit, they'll allow us to owe them £140k. So with £35k left on this mortgage, this gives £105k in a new mortgage.
If I get a job paying £10k, how much more do you think they'll allow us to owe them?
Poll #6551 Mortgage maths
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How much more is an additional income of £10k worth?
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£5k
0 (0.0%)
£10k
1 (25.0%)
£20k
0 (0.0%)
£30k
2 (50.0%)
£40k
0 (0.0%)
£50k
1 (25.0%)
£60k
0 (0.0%)
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Date: 2011-04-10 01:57 pm (UTC)