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Topping up mortgage

  • 17-04-2018 8:25pm
    #1
    Stopitwillya
    Closed Accounts Posts: 531 ✭✭✭


    Hi
    I have an existing mortgage with bank of ireland on my house, 27 years left with a balance of €132,000 left. A site has come up for sale with planning permission and i would like to purchase it for €70,000, with a view to selling my existing house in a few years and building on the site. Just querying is it possible to add the €70,000 to my existing mortgage. My income is €80,000 per year.


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  • #2
    Bank of Ireland: Darren
    Closed Accounts Posts: 991 ✭✭✭Bank of Ireland: Darren


    Stopitwillya wrote: »
    Hi
    I have an existing mortgage with bank of ireland on my house, 27 years left with a balance of €132,000 left. A site has come up for sale with planning permission and i would like to purchase it for €70,000, with a view to selling my existing house in a few years and building on the site. Just querying is it possible to add the €70,000 to my existing mortgage. My income is €80,000 per year.

    Hi there,

    Thanks for getting in touch with us here.

    I'd ask you to contact our mortgage specialists and they'll be happy to have a look through all of your details and confirm what options are available to you. I've given a link here that you can use to arrange a call back from one of our mortgage specialists to discuss this.

    Thanks again,
    Darren.


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