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There are many different costs to take into account when looking to buy property in the UK and while these will change on a regular basis the list below is indicative at this moment in time: –
Mortgage deposit 20%
Mortgage arrangement fee anything up to £2000 (this can be added to the value of your mortgage)
Property valuation fee anything from a few hundred pounds to a couple of thousand pounds (you may get the lender to contribute to this)
Higher lending charge of anything up to 1.5% of your mortgage which will depend upon the size of the mortgage and your deposit
Local council searches ending up to £400
Legal costs anything up to £1000 depending upon how complicated the transaction is
Stamp duty between 0% and 7% depending on the value of your property
Survey cost can be in excess of £600 depending upon the type of survey
Estate agent fees can vary between 1% and 3% and you should negotiate the best deal you
Buildings insurance fee can be charged if you have your home insurance through anyone other than the mortgage provider -this fee can be anything from £25 upwards
Mortgage deposit 20%
Mortgage arrangement fee anything up to £2000 (this can be added to the value of your mortgage)
Property valuation fee anything from a few hundred pounds to a couple of thousand pounds (you may get the lender to contribute to this)
Higher lending charge of anything up to 1.5% of your mortgage which will depend upon the size of the mortgage and your deposit
Local council searches ending up to £400
Legal costs anything up to £1000 depending upon how complicated the transaction is
Stamp duty between 0% and 7% depending on the value of your property
Survey cost can be in excess of £600 depending upon the type of survey
Estate agent fees can vary between 1% and 3% and you should negotiate the best deal you
Buildings insurance fee can be charged if you have your home insurance through anyone other than the mortgage provider -this fee can be anything from £25 upwards
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