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buying a house for parents
Hiya,
my second question for today, is there a lender that will allow me to buy a property for my parents to live in? I know that I can't do a a buy to let as they don't allow me to rent to relatives and can't do a residential as I can't sublet,, Help please, this surely must be a common thing but I'm googling without success? Many thanks
my second question for today, is there a lender that will allow me to buy a property for my parents to live in? I know that I can't do a a buy to let as they don't allow me to rent to relatives and can't do a residential as I can't sublet,, Help please, this surely must be a common thing but I'm googling without success? Many thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks for both answers so far. BTL mortgage lenders all the ones I've looked at (and there's dozens) all stipulate you can't rent to family members, even if it's done through a management company. I don't know why exactly but they all say that. I wish there were enough equity in my house that would have been ideal but sadly not.
You could always disregard the terms of your buy to let mortgage like everyone else. Once a mortgage is granted you become a simple repayment- as long as they are met no-one gives two hoots whose living where, plus they won't know anyway- they're not going to come around and knock on the door and say
''Scuse me is the guy who owns this house your son?'.
''Scuse me is the guy who owns this house your son?'.
Thanks for all answers unfortunately it does matter, it is written into the deeds of a buy to let mortgage by the solicitor that you cannot let to a family member, you can't override this, That's the reason for my question, buy to let is not a possibility and neither is residential as you can't sublet.