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Investment Property Modelling - is my maths right?

Would you repay capital and sell in 10 years or just continue paying interest only

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tri82star

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Hi everyone,

I've put together a spreadsheet to look at 3 scenarios related to a UK investment property I have. It's the 1st two scenarios that are leaving me thinking that I've got something wrong!

I'm looking at my net position in 10 years time - comparing continuing to pay interest only versus repaying capital and interest. At the end of 10 years I would hope to sell the property...

Looking at repayment (interest V capital),all outgoings and income for the period - it appears that I'd only be 22,000 better off for making capital repayments - despite having to come up with more than 100,000 (additional) for the mortgage lender during that time!

Does anyone know a website or verified spreadsheet to assist with this modelling to make sure I make the right decision? Look forward to hearing from you.

Basic numbers below
Mortgage outstanding 125,000
Interest rate 3.99% (interest only 412 per month capital 1,250 per month)
Rental income 6,300
Annual outgoings 2,400

TIA!
 
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nmb

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Your figures look broadly correct but there are some issues to bear in mind including: –

Relatively low mortgage rates at the moment

The likelihood that mortgage rates will increase over the next 10 years


While £22,000 may not seem much of a saving in the overall scheme of things, with capital repayments you are reducing your debt as well as covering the interest charge. Using an interest rate of 3.99% surely the greater risk must be on the upside?
 
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