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Ask the Lender or Broker the Right Questions
When you apply for a mortgage loan, there are several questions you should ask the loan company or credit broker - it's not just a case of going for the offer with the most agreeable interest rate! Present the following questions and then you'll be able to compare mortgages and their conditions and apply for the best mortgage deal for you.
What preconditions do I have to comply with so that I can be approved for a specific loan deal?
Borrowing prerequisites vary from lender to lender with a few quoting more attractive mortgage products than others.
Normal aspects that can affect your suitability include your income, your credit record and credit rating, and your employment record etc.
What is the minimum loan-to-value (LTV)?
The loan-to-value (LTV) is derived from how much money you want to be lent to you in proportion to the genuine value of the home, and how much down payment you have to offer.
The lower the LTV (loan-to-value), the greater number of deals that will be made available to you, and at more favourable conditions as well.
As an example, if it is within your ability to make a down payment of 20% (this would be an 80% LTV) instead of a 5% down payment which would give a less adequate loan-to-value of 95%.
What is the APR (annual percentage rate)?
As the annual percentage rate of the mortgage is often larger than the initial quoted rate, it makes it less difficult to shop around for a variety of mortgage deals in light of the APR instead of the advertised rate.