I was just on to Ulster Bank about getting my house valued to change my LTV with them. They told me that when I send in a mortgage change form they initially look at the HPI Valuation so I don't really need to get my house valued (unless I disagree with the HPI).
Is this something that is available to the public? Can I query it myself now? I did some googling but I can't find anything that narrows down to house type and location.
I don't think this is the same as the property price register.
It's quite handy for them to do it this way I think. If the HPI gives me a value of X which is 61% then I can just pay the difference to get the LTV down below 60% which saves me the valuation fee I think. I don't mind paying extra off the mortgage as I pay the odd lump sum myself anyway.
Is this something that is available to the public? Can I query it myself now? I did some googling but I can't find anything that narrows down to house type and location.
I don't think this is the same as the property price register.
It's quite handy for them to do it this way I think. If the HPI gives me a value of X which is 61% then I can just pay the difference to get the LTV down below 60% which saves me the valuation fee I think. I don't mind paying extra off the mortgage as I pay the odd lump sum myself anyway.
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