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over a year ago
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Hi folks,
Yes I’ll seek professional advice.
I’m seeking some outline advice here. I own a Ltd company & I am returning to the world of PAYE.
In and around September time I am looking at re-mortgaging.
Will the BBL have an impact on my application? |
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Mortgage companies are doing stricter checks though and wanting to make sure the loan was used for what it was intended for and that people did actually need them and that the business is actually bouncing back as such. As we all know some people got these loans for other reasons, one of those being a bigger deposit towards a house, so they are definitely checking more closely. If it was all legit then should be fine.  |
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"Mortgage companies are doing stricter checks though and wanting to make sure the loan was used for what it was intended for and that people did actually need them and that the business is actually bouncing back as such. As we all know some people got these loans for other reasons, one of those being a bigger deposit towards a house, so they are definitely checking more closely. If it was all legit then should be fine. "
Many businesses did not bounce back, despite the loan though. £1500 wasn't the be-all and end-all for many. If a business needs to fold, despite the BBL, then I don't believe that's an issue. |
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"Mortgage companies are doing stricter checks though and wanting to make sure the loan was used for what it was intended for and that people did actually need them and that the business is actually bouncing back as such. As we all know some people got these loans for other reasons, one of those being a bigger deposit towards a house, so they are definitely checking more closely. If it was all legit then should be fine. "
He only needs to disclose his personal liabilities. I am not sure banks can scrutinise company loans. |
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Your Ltd company with the BBL is separate to any personal items (mortgage). Your mortgage doesn't hit your directors loan account so it shouldn't affect anything. The BBL is treated as a new loan account on the balance sheet. I can understand why you think it might affect the application though. You'll take a salary or dividends I guess from the business 
Have you got an accountant? They will more than likely do extra checks with the accountant to make sure the BBL is being used in the business and not being taken for personal use.
Do get professional advice though - I'm not a financial advisor. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Not at all unless you defaulted a payment.
BBL is treated as a standard loan, aslong as its payed back withough default then it will only add strength to your business credit rating.
As a ltd company your a director with less than 100% share so business finances arnt looked into and cant be. aslong as your wage & dividends add up you will be ok. Best advice id give you is speak to acouple of independent mortgage/financial advisors, id offer but only do in person advice  |
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Mortgage broker here.
They will ask more questions. Any company that has taken a bbl would be considered to have been impacted by covid, and therefore likely to have personal finances impacted so they are going to dig deeper.
Having said that every lender will treat it differently and it's really down to the circumstances surrounding it.
If you need professional advice drop me a message |
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"Mortgage broker here.
They will ask more questions. Any company that has taken a bbl would be considered to have been impacted by covid, and therefore likely to have personal finances impacted so they are going to dig deeper.
Having said that every lender will treat it differently and it's really down to the circumstances surrounding it.
If you need professional advice drop me a message "
FAF? |
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"Mortgage companies are doing stricter checks though and wanting to make sure the loan was used for what it was intended for and that people did actually need them and that the business is actually bouncing back as such. As we all know some people got these loans for other reasons, one of those being a bigger deposit towards a house, so they are definitely checking more closely. If it was all legit then should be fine. "
I don’t need a deposit. I
Just see the two things as separate entities |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Your Ltd company with the BBL is separate to any personal items (mortgage). Your mortgage doesn't hit your directors loan account so it shouldn't affect anything. The BBL is treated as a new loan account on the balance sheet. I can understand why you think it might affect the application though. You'll take a salary or dividends I guess from the business
Have you got an accountant? They will more than likely do extra checks with the accountant to make sure the BBL is being used in the business and not being taken for personal use.
Do get professional advice though - I'm not a financial advisor."
Yes I’ve an accountant and I’ll defo seek there advice. I’m
Just thinking out loud for now lol
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