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Compare equity, mortgage structures and amortisation across the ownership period. Include maintenance and potential interest-rate changes. Prepare refinancing well before the existing term expires.
Next steps
- Document equity and the budget
- Compare affordability and financing options
- Plan maturities and refinancing
For private individuals
Private buyers assess affordability if their income changes.
For businesses
Businesses consider cash flow, security and competing investment needs.
Avoid common mistakes
A low current interest rate does not establish long-term affordability.
Financing is assessed and approved by the relevant lender, not by this website.
Apartments, houses, multi-unit buildings, commercial premises, investment properties and land.
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Frequently asked questions
Who approves the mortgage?
The lender assesses the property, creditworthiness and affordability under its own criteria. Well-prepared records support that assessment but do not guarantee approval. Interest rates and contractual terms depend on the provider.
How do we get started?
Contact us by phone or email. A short overview and any deadlines help us prepare for the first conversation.