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Need professional advice for your consent to let with Metro Bank? There are various implications when it comes to letting out your property with an existing residential mortgage - you should seek professional assistance.

Examples of recent questions relating to Metro Bank consent to let

  • I have a house in Sutton but I am moving with my girlfriend to a different city for work purposes and moreover close to her university. I would prefer to retain the property but it is unlikely that I can afford a buy to let mortgage. It will only be temporary -three years until my girlfriend has finished University and I can sell, or move elsewhere. My mortgage is with Metro Bank. Do you think they will grant consent to let?
  • I am looking to move and let out my one bedroom apartment in Bromley. Having bought it in autumn 2007 and presently on a 90% ltv there is little equity in it. My mortgage is with Metro Bank. Do you know where Metro Bank stand on consent to let?
  • Having spent fifteen years in London, I'm considering relocating to be closer to family. We've only been homeowners for the last two years and about to refinance with Metro Bank. In the relocation destination, we are be looking at a 3-bed property around the £275k mark. I would preferably like to keep hold of my existing apartment. Could I ask for Consent to Let from the proposed new lender Metro Bank. If granted what are the likely conditions?
  • We are planning to let my house for 12 months from 9th September next year. Is there conventional wording for a letter I can use to write to Metro Bank to request consent to let.
  • I am looking to Metro Bank to issue me with consent to let out my studio flat in Newham. I am travelling for a year
  • My marital situation has changed, and I would like to let my home out - meaning consent to let- I have approx £200K loan with Metro Bank and currently 85k equity I need to avoid the redemption penalties.
  • I was just wondering how to get consent to let from Metro Bank...do I call them or write a letter to them?
  • Will I need consent to let from Metro Bank if I am planning to occupy the house myself for part of the year? In addition if I gain consent to let for a limited time, say up to 2 years, what happens after that.