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Questions and Answers: Gen H consent to let

  • Soon to be packing up as my better half and I plan to return to Dubaiin Month, possibly temporarily but conceivably longer term. We have just applied to Gen H to obtain consent to let out the property (we have already found tenants). The mortgage has been in place with Gen H for 5 years and I have never had any arrears. Gen H inform me, that even if they do agree, that this will be a temporary arrangement for a single year. What happens after one year?

  • Hi, I have a mortgage on a flat with Gen H and I am thinking of renting my property out. Can I do this without switching to a BTL or obtaining consent to let from Gen H?
  • I am currently seeking a mortgage as first time buyer and considering Gen H with my broker. Let's say I choose a three year fixed rate I move in the property and after twelve months, I come to get an opportunity of work relocation effectively moving overseas. If Gen H issues me consent to let,would the rate increase?
  • I'm just looking here for a my brother as he’s at work who has a mortgage with Gen H. He wanted to find out if there is a fee for consent to let? He has been in his property for two years but has been offered a job abroad away for a two year contract and is considering letting the place out while he is away.
  • I have a mortgage with Gen H and am considering letting it for two months while on holiday. Will Gen H consent to this?
  • I have Gen H mortgage and am thinking of renting out the property. I understand I would require consent to let to do this...is that right ?
  • Can you help with a question...if consent to let is given by Gen H would it usually stipulate a time limit, such as 6 or 12 months?
  • I took a mortgage with Gen H but am told they have a stipulation that they will not give consent to let the property to a local authority. Is this right and if so, can you suggest a way round this?