Q: I currently have a large mortgage of £320,000 on my main home ( value £400,000 ). I have a second property in the UK with no mortgage, which i bought with my parents and is held in trust for me ( value £120,000 ). I have 2 properties in bulgaria with no
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I’m afraid the answer to your question is no. Unfortunately mortgage lenders will not take into account the equity that you hold in any other properties when looking at the loan-to-value for your main residence. However it may be possible for you to look at remortgaging your other properties to reduce the loan-to-value against your main residence. As your Bulgarian properties are relatively low in value and may be costly to remortgage then I would suggest that we leave these out of the picture, and I would also suggest leaving your Florida property as it is for similar reasons. We could explore remortgaging the property held in trust for you if the property is being rented out. If you would like to discuss the options for remortgaging your other properties, or for finding a competitive remortgage for your main residence please let me know. You can contact me by calling me on my direct telephone number, 020 75194909 or by emailing me at caroline.burke@largemortgageloans.com
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