Before you start house hunting, it’s a good idea to get an overview of how much the home can cost or, if you already have a specific home in mind, how much the mortgage will cost.
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It is usually possible to finance 80% of the home value through a bank loan or mortgage (the loan limit is reduced when buying a holiday home). You typically have up to 30 years to repay this loan. You usually need to be able to pay out 5% of the value of the property yourself.
The remaining 15% you can either finance yourself or finance through a bank loan in the form of a mortgage or a home loan.
If you have found a home or know approximately how much your next home should cost, you can use a number of mortgage calculators to get a rough estimate of what it will cost you per month to borrow for a home. Simply enter the price of the home and your down payment and get the answer.
You can also get financing suggestions for different types of loans so you can find the optimal solution for your finances.
There are also other important considerations you need to make before taking out a mortgage. Do you want a fixed or variable interest rate? Should you pay it off immediately or take a grace period?
Interest-only period
With an interest-only mortgage, you don’t pay off your loan for a predetermined period of time. You only pay interest to the bank. With a grace period, your monthly payment is significantly lower than without a grace period. Without a grace period, you pay off your loan at the same time as you pay interest. This means that you have a higher monthly payment.
Fixed or variable interest rate
With a fixed rate, the entire amount you pay over the life of the loan is fixed – unless there are changes in your contribution (mortgage) or interest surcharge (bank mortgage). If you choose a variable rate instead, your costs are fixed for a shorter period. Here, your contribution and interest surcharge can also change.
When you take out a loan, a variable rate is usually cheaper than a fixed rate, but this can change. If the general interest rate level rises, the variable loan becomes more expensive, which means your costs will also increase. Conversely, if interest rates fall, your costs decrease.
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