Bad Credit Remortgage in Luton — Specialist Help Available
Plenty of homeowners in Luton assume a poor credit score kills any chance of remortgaging. In reality, the equity you've built up and your payment record on the current mortgage often matter more than the adverse credit itself — Darryl Dhoffer can talk you through it.
🏦 What Lenders Look At
- Your current loan-to-value — equity built up helps
- Type and age of adverse credit
- Payment history on your current mortgage
- Current income and affordability
- Whether a product transfer with your current lender is possible
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What LTV do I need for a bad credit remortgage?
The lower your loan-to-value, the more lenders are willing to overlook adverse credit. A 50% LTV remortgage is generally far more achievable than a 90% LTV one with the same credit profile.
Can I remortgage while I'm still in an active DMP or IVA?
It's harder than after the arrangement has ended, but some specialist lenders will still consider you, particularly at a lower loan-to-value with a clean payment record on the arrangement itself.
Can I remortgage a buy-to-let property with bad credit?
Yes, though buy-to-let lenders typically focus more heavily on rental income covering the mortgage payment, alongside the usual review of your credit history and the property's loan-to-value.
Should I try a product transfer before a full remortgage?
Often yes — if your current deal is ending, your existing lender may offer a product transfer without a new credit check, which is worth exploring first.
How long does adverse credit stay relevant to a remortgage?
Most lenders look back over the last 3-6 years, but the impact usually fades the older the event is. Waiting for a default or CCJ to age can open up more lender options, though it isn't always necessary.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP YOUR REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER LOAN SECURED AGAINST IT.
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