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LTV Mortgage Rates

c.p.w.g.w · 2019-12-30 18:59:43

Just wondering if anyone knows if EBS offer LTV rates on existing mortgages? Also how do LTV rates work, is there typically many conditions with those?

30-12-2019 7:59pm

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Just wondering if anyone knows if EBS offer LTV rates on existing mortgages?

Also how do LTV rates work, is there typically many conditions with those?

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#2 30-12-2019 8:37pm

Samuel T. Cogley

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The lower the LTV the lower the interest rate. I think I'm missing something about your question here. As soon as we went under the 50% LTV we contacted the bank, arranged a valuation and were put on the lower rate.

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#3 30-12-2019 8:43pm

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c.p.w.g.w wrote: »

Just wondering if anyone knows if EBS offer LTV rates on existing mortgages?

Also how do LTV rates work, is there typically many conditions with those?

Surely it's by law they have to? Its fairly straightforward. All you need is a valuation and to sign on for the new rate. Contact them.and get the ball rolling.

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