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Top Five Questions relating to National Counties Building Society consent to lease

  • I have had consent to let via National Counties Building Society for a while now and they now wish to speak to me and I expect their agenda may be to get rid of me. Do you have any suggestions as what I can do next?
  • What is the process for obtaining consent to let from National Counties Building Society? What documents do they ask for? is there a fee to pay? How long the consent is valid for? Do I need to renew it annually? What if I obtain a consent but decide to sell the property rather than let out the property?
  • I have leased out my ground floor flat in Haringey for the last two years, and I had not appreciated that I required consent to let. I now want to rectify this. What are the legal ramifications of my failure to procure consent to let?
  • I have a home that's currently under shared ownership (My share is 60%) purchased in July 2013. I plan to go through the full purchase of the house. My partner and I have also got a further house that we are hoping to buy. Mortgage in principle has been issued by National Counties Building Society. I would like to know that I will be able to put the existing house through consent to let as soon as the remainder share has been purchased so, that we can start the process of buying the new property
  • I was just looking into consent to let as it's something potentially I require from National Counties Building Society within the next year. Our circumstances have changed, and I wish to rent my property out
  • Me and my OH and I have a mortgage with National Counties Building Society on our one bedroom apartment in Merton. We are planning to buy a new house and move in there. How do I switch my current mortgage on to consent to let?
  • Is consent to let a cheaper way of renting out your property? Isn't this a loophole for some borrowers to exploit?
  • I have spoken to someone at National Counties Building Society about changing our current mortgage to consent to let (the existing two year fix ends in june next year). Can I just confirm that I need to send a letter setting out our change in circumstance to National Counties Building Society? Where do I need to send the letter to?