No Mortgage home Equity Loan

Equity-loan for new buildings - available since April 1, 2013. and has a term of 3 years.

Equity-loan for new buildings - available since April 1, 2013. and has a term of 3 years. This program extends the former FirstBuy program. However, it is no longer limited to first-time customers and is available to all customers.

This program is designed to support those who want to buy a new home but make their mortgage payments more accessible than they would be without the support of the program. When you have a 5% down payment, you can request a loan from the government of up to 20% of the value of the house.

Then the loan is interest-free for the first five years. They can repay the loan at any moment; you can even delay until you have sold the real estate. Purchasers wishing to use the Help to Buy programme will need a 5% reserve to be eligible for a total of £600,000.

Government will loan purchasers up to 20% of the value of the real estate to be acquired, which means that a mortgage is required for 75% of the value of the real estate. For example, if a purchaser wishes to buy a home at a price of 200,000, he must propose 10,000 as a down payment, the government will propose 40,000 under the Help to Buy programme and the remainder 150,000 will be provided by a bank or building society as a mortgage.

In this example, without the Help to Buy program, the purchaser would have to lend 190,000 pounds from a mortgage provider. 20% state aid is granted in the form of an equity loan, which can be paid back at any moment, or when the real estate is sold. No credit charges are levied for the first 5 years of homeownership.

Immovable properties are acquired in the name of the purchaser and not together with a housing company like a co-ownership plan. However, the landlord can always resell the real estate (although he/she cannot sublease the real estate) and must pay back the equity loan at the point of resale or at the end of the mortgage period, whichever is first.

According to the present guidelines, buyers can pay back part of the equity loan without having to sell the real estate in instalments of either 10% or 20% of the overall amount, as long as the loan has a value of at least 10% of the real estate value. This information is general guidelines on the basis of information currently published by the Government.

The mortgage bond runs from January 2014 for 3 years. It will be available for both new and refurbished buildings as well as for current home owners and first-time purchasers. When you have a 5-20% down payment, the government may propose to guaranty a portion of your mortgage.

The purpose of this is to help you gain better exposure to lower rate mortgage loans that are normally only available to those with larger amounts. Like the equity loan programme above, the buyer only needs 5% as a contribution, but the buyer must obtain a mortgage for the rest of the real estate assets.

On the basis of a £200,000 consideration, the buyer would have to pay at least 10,000 as a down payment, the remainder being 90,000 pounds (or less if more than 10,000 pounds are available as a down payment) provided by a local banking or savings institution. Goal is to give buyers with a small investment who can pay back on an 80-95% mortgage easy mortgage financing options for either buying or mortgaging.

By using the mortgage guaranty of the Help to Buy 2 Scheme, we can track the regular house selling procedure without you having to do anything else.