The danger of an interest only mortgage - DON'T DO IT

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • There is a danger in using an interest only mortgage. Don't do it without an exit strategy. Here are the pros and cons of an interest only mortgage.
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  • @Frankenstein911
    @Frankenstein911 Год назад +11

    Some people use the cash flow from the rent to improve quality of life and then sell the property for more than they paid due to increased value over time and use that to pay off the mortgage.

    • @Leo_Lise
      @Leo_Lise Год назад

      Ahhhh I see, thank you 🙏🏾

  • @martinmowbray4304
    @martinmowbray4304 Год назад +5

    I took out an interest only mortgage in 2004. For the first 5 years or so I only paid the interest which was about 160 pound a month. When I started making more money I started making overpayments on it. I stuck with the interest only over the years and just kept making overpayments. I could increase or decrease when I liked.When the interest rates were low this made the best sense. Now the rates are going up and up I’m lucky enough to make extra overpayments and, hopefully, I’ll have my mortgage paid off two to three years early. I bought a 144 thousand pound house and now owe only 46 thousand with 6 years 8 months left.

    • @conversationofmoney
      @conversationofmoney  Год назад +2

      You're in a greta place Martin. Thank God for those overpayments

  • @chrissmith1296
    @chrissmith1296 7 дней назад

    Buys the house for 100k interest only, you have more cash flow, and every time you remortgage your house value is going up.
    Grinds my gears this video.
    The old mentality was to pay off the mortgage but some people can’t afford to do that these days due to the massive gap from pay to house prices. Which is still better than paying high rents!
    It may have been worthwhile paying off your house years ago but times are changing.
    Also again…. There are very few repayment mortgages for BTL.

  • @roshglock
    @roshglock 2 месяца назад +1

    If im a bank i would love for borrowers to pay intrest only so i can accelerate getting my money upfront.

  • @lawrencer25
    @lawrencer25 Год назад +4

    I have only ever had interest only mortgages.
    My main goal , to make over payments of 10% .
    When the mortgages come up for renewal, i wouid make a massive over payment ( with the money i had saved ) , took out another mortgage and continued paying the 10% .
    That was over 11 years ago .
    Iam totally mortgage free on all my properties in london .
    That was the best thing i had ever done .
    Had some really cool people around me when i was 18 years old .
    I was so lucky and grateful.
    They use to tell me to listen with my ears and not my mouth 😂😂 😂😂
    I had faith in them all , but was scared.
    Even thou i have done extremely well , as i was also Investing at the same time .
    Nothing will beat my properties for investment.
    As i was taught never sell , best ever advice, when it came to properties.
    I have always been good with money .
    Intrest only mortgages are for people who totally understand the concept, as its only a loan and as to be payed back .
    To be honest i didn't know they still did intrest only mortgages 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🕴🕴🕴🕴🤐

    • @RRedmondiy43
      @RRedmondiy43 7 дней назад

      if you overpaid on the interest, how did you ever build equity?

  • @repousseltd4795
    @repousseltd4795 2 месяца назад

    Residential, agree, buy to let disagree.
    Capital appreciation drives the percentage of ownership over time.
    Example - buy a house in 2014 for 100k with a 25k deposit, fast forward to 2024 property price has increased to 200,000 and you owe 75,000.
    2034 that house worth 400,000 and you owe 75,000.
    So it’s all about why you want interest only.

  • @lancethrust9488
    @lancethrust9488 Год назад +1

    JUST TODAY FAMILY MEMBER TOLD ME THERE PAYMENTS SKY ROCKETED , THEY TOLD ME THEY HAD INTEREST ONLY FOR 15 YEAR MORTGAGE , ONLY 68000 NOW THEY BEEN GIVEN 4 YEARS TO CLEAR IT AND THERE STRUGGLING IN THERE 60S , CANT COMPREHEND WHY THEY WOULD DO THIS AND WHEN LIKELY THERE PAYMENTS ON NON INTEREST WOULD OF BEEN ONLY 450 A MONTH AND WOULD OF BEEN PAID OFF IN 4 YEARS !!!!

  • @smallhouse60
    @smallhouse60 Год назад +3

    Excellent explanation

  • @harryturnbull1884
    @harryturnbull1884 Год назад

    I got stung by the old version - the endowment mortgage. You paid a reduced sum which was invested to cover the capital sum at the end but almost never did. So you come to the end and are faed with a massive bill like I was and had to sell, It was mis-sold but those corporate punks Barclays never got nailed.

  • @lawrencer25
    @lawrencer25 Год назад +5

    Just pure stupidity.
    An interest only mortgage, is just that .
    I will never understand when landlords say " they own all these properties " , but in reality, they own nothing..
    Mortgage = Loan = Debt ..
    If you have a mortgage, then the property is own by the bank and not the owner or landlord..
    Untill the debt is 100% payed off , then its still a loan , which is debt .
    I dont understand why people get confused.
    Your example was sad to hear .
    Living the dream , coming to retirement , but have 2 massive debt hanging over them .
    They will have to sell one or both to pay of the debt or have massive saving to pay of the mortgages.
    Iam sure you told them that .
    Sorry, i dont understand why anyone wouid get confused?
    Same situation as leasing a car or leasehold property, its never yours 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤐🤐🤐

  • @megwriter3power-gg6ml
    @megwriter3power-gg6ml Год назад +1

    So sad for her but paying only interest is financial suicide.

  • @Leo_Lise
    @Leo_Lise Год назад +1

    What is the actual purpose of an interest only mortgage then? You’ve essentially paid nothing 😮 I feel sorry for this woman. I haven’t finished the whole video yet so I’m sure I will find the answers lol

    • @conversationofmoney
      @conversationofmoney  Год назад +2

      She'll be fine but she will have to decide between selling to pay off the mortgage or finding an alternative way to fund the repayment

    • @Leo_Lise
      @Leo_Lise Год назад

      @@conversationofmoneyahhh okay!

    • @soundslight7754
      @soundslight7754 Год назад +3

      "What is the actual purpose of an interest-only mortgage then?"
      1. You get to live in your own home as oppose to renting and having a landlord over your neck
      2. It made much more sense when mortgage interest rate was 2% so a lot cheaper than renting
      3. Considering property prices in much of the UK, interest-only makes it possible for more people to get on the property ladder sooner
      4. Think of it as a stepping stone to owning your property
      5. For buy-to-let makes even more sense as you can grow your property rental business much quicker

    • @lawrencer25
      @lawrencer25 Год назад +1

      The purpose of intrest only mortgages, was that you got a low rate of interest, other words it was a loan and you were only paying the interest back .
      I took them out , I was fully aware I was only paying back the intrest.
      I was paying the 10% and on occasions I wasn't locked in , so I couid pay what I liked .
      The only down side was the rate was higher.
      I didn't mind that as I was using the rent and some of my wages to pay of the mortgage.
      Iam mortgages free for the last 11 years .
      My way was not for everyone.
      I was doing DCA and didn't realise 👍👍👍👍😎🥰

    • @Leo_Lise
      @Leo_Lise Год назад

      @@lawrencer25thank you & I’m glad interest only worked for you. Congratulations on being mortgage free!! That is the dream!! 🎉🎉🎉

  • @mrszee951
    @mrszee951 5 месяцев назад

    dribble