Hi could you plz make a video about your area , city and price of the house, the builder, and the Mortgage, EMI you are paying😢 Cause I can't see a decent house less than 400k anywhere
I have a playlist covering topics related to how we bought our house, the factors we decided and our mortgage process. You can find a lot of valuable insights here: ruclips.net/p/PLeWB5WMxXd2hyuOy3B39-01sxlqdNtF7G I hope you find the playlist helpful to you. If you have any specific questions after watching, please ask in the comments!
You can find a decent house for under £400,000 in several areas of the UK. However, this can vary significantly depending on factors like the size and type of property, proximity to amenities, and overall desirability of the location. Here are some areas where you can still find affordable housing: England 1. Northern England: Manchester: Certain suburbs like Stretford or Wythenshawe offer houses under £400,000. Leeds: Suburbs like Headingley or Beeston. Liverpool: Areas like Aigburth or Wavertree. 2. Midlands: Birmingham: Suburbs such as Erdington, Sutton Coldfield, or Selly Oak. Nottingham: Areas like West Bridgford or Beeston. 3. South West: Bristol: Some outer suburbs or nearby towns like Keynsham or Yate. Exeter: Suburban areas around the city. 4. South East (Outside London): Milton Keynes: Known for modern housing and good amenities. Reading: Some suburbs or nearby smaller towns. Scotland Glasgow: Suburbs such as Bearsden or Giffnock. Edinburgh: Outskirts and nearby towns like Musselburgh or Livingston. Aberdeen: Various suburban areas. Wales Cardiff: Suburbs like Pontprennau or Radyr. Swansea: Areas such as Mumbles or Sketty. Northern Ireland Belfast: Suburbs like Ballyhackamore or Dundonald. Derry/Londonderry: Various parts of the city offer affordable housing. Other Considerations Rural Areas: Many rural parts of the UK offer more affordable housing, though commuting to major cities can be a consideration. Small Towns: Towns like Shrewsbury, Stafford, or Ipswich can offer good value. The property market can be dynamic, so it is advisable to check current listings and consult with local estate agents to get the most up-to-date information on housing prices in specific areas.
When two or more people take out a joint mortgage to buy a property, they can contribute towards paying it off together. However, one person will still need to make the monthly mortgage repayment to the lender on behalf of everyone involved.
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The interests was definitely a mess last year! Great information. Most times it's just best to save a great deposit for ease.
Yes, it was a hot mess. As in, save your deposit, buy whatever property you want to purchase and move on.
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Thank you so much. Very useful information
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@@pathwayuk I've been watching, I always do. 🤗
Hi could you plz make a video about your area , city and price of the house, the builder, and the Mortgage, EMI you are paying😢
Cause I can't see a decent house less than 400k anywhere
There are houses of even 200k in northern England
I have a playlist covering topics related to how we bought our house, the factors we decided and our mortgage process.
You can find a lot of valuable insights here: ruclips.net/p/PLeWB5WMxXd2hyuOy3B39-01sxlqdNtF7G
I hope you find the playlist helpful to you. If you have any specific questions after watching, please ask in the comments!
You can find a decent house for under £400,000 in several areas of the UK. However, this can vary significantly depending on factors like the size and type of property, proximity to amenities, and overall desirability of the location. Here are some areas where you can still find affordable housing:
England
1. Northern England:
Manchester: Certain suburbs like Stretford or Wythenshawe offer houses under £400,000.
Leeds: Suburbs like Headingley or Beeston.
Liverpool: Areas like Aigburth or Wavertree.
2. Midlands:
Birmingham: Suburbs such as Erdington, Sutton Coldfield, or Selly Oak.
Nottingham: Areas like West Bridgford or Beeston.
3. South West:
Bristol: Some outer suburbs or nearby towns like Keynsham or Yate.
Exeter: Suburban areas around the city.
4. South East (Outside London):
Milton Keynes: Known for modern housing and good amenities.
Reading: Some suburbs or nearby smaller towns.
Scotland
Glasgow: Suburbs such as Bearsden or Giffnock.
Edinburgh: Outskirts and nearby towns like Musselburgh or Livingston.
Aberdeen: Various suburban areas.
Wales
Cardiff: Suburbs like Pontprennau or Radyr.
Swansea: Areas such as Mumbles or Sketty.
Northern Ireland
Belfast: Suburbs like Ballyhackamore or Dundonald.
Derry/Londonderry: Various parts of the city offer affordable housing.
Other Considerations
Rural Areas: Many rural parts of the UK offer more affordable housing, though commuting to major cities can be a consideration.
Small Towns: Towns like Shrewsbury, Stafford, or Ipswich can offer good value.
The property market can be dynamic, so it is advisable to check current listings and consult with local estate agents to get the most up-to-date information on housing prices in specific areas.
@@Tee-l4h Yes, there are.
For a joint mortgage, do the payments need to come from the both accounts or one person can be making the payments
When two or more people take out a joint mortgage to buy a property, they can contribute towards paying it off together. However, one person will still need to make the monthly mortgage repayment to the lender on behalf of everyone involved.
@@pathwayuk thank you. That is understood