How much am I looking at in transfer costs if I buy a freestanding for R1.9m with a R400k deposit? Property24 and other online calculators estimate the total cost at R118k which I believe is a calculation assuming ideal conditions so I obvisouly take that with a grain of salt.
Hi All,
Been trying to get hold of Absa from Europe which has been thus far unsuccessful.
I need to get my rental income paid directly into the Absa home loan. Has anyone figured out how to do this via EFT?
Is it as simple as creating a new Absa beneficiary with the Absa home loan as the...
We are in the process of getting a home loan from Investec.
They will charge a valuation fee of up to R5750 on top of their initiation fee.
Apparently this is only if the desktop valuation is not high enough and someone has to visit the property.
They do state that this is paid straight to the...
Trying to gauge which banks are friendlier when it comes to interest rate reviews, if no just ignore, tried to be as inclusive as possible with the banks but limited poll options available.
As a relatively young guy of 26, I bought my first house. Got a 100% loan without any deposit.
Here's the plot twist, though: I was duped by the estate agent - the interest rates from the banks were NOT good at all and I wanted to pull out. They ended up forcing me to buy the place since...
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out whether I should use one of the bond originators vs directly with my bank when applying for my next home loan. I'm an ABSA private bank customer, and when I asked my banker to intervene with my previous home loan wrt my interest rate, she said she couldn't touch the...
I was wondering if I take out a home loan from Standard-bank/FNB and get access to an access bond. You can transfer money into your access bond and withdraw again.
When I get my salary the debit order will go off and I have the rest of my salary to spent the way I want. If I have extra money I...
Good Day Fellow MYBB'ers
I am in need of some financial advice and guidance.
So here is the situation...
So last year I bought a car from a dealer, last week I had a look on what is still owed and i saw that it is about R250 000 still that needs to be paid, I currently pay R4000 a month...
I've recently begun the process to purchase my first home for R600K, with a 25% deposit. So the amount I'm looking for from the banks is R450K.
I went through a bond originator (recommended by the estate agent), who came back with the following: ABSA declined, Standard Bank offered prime +5.25%...
So ABSA offered me prime + 0.21% for a home loan of R1.35mil less R200k deposit so R1.15mil.
I declined their offer and they came back with a "final offer" of prime + 0.01%.
I declined their offer yet again, even though they said that would be their "final offer". They eventually came...
I currently have a home loan with FNB which is about to deduct the first instalment. Since I had some extra cash in my cheque account I decided to transfer some into the home loan thinking it would appear under Available Balance...but all that happened was a reduction to the capital amount...
I write this today to try possibly understand, or expose, the bond originator process we have in SA.
There is no naming and shaming here, I am merely a ?? :wtf::confused: ?? person where it comes to bond originators after this experience.
I got an offer to purchase, started the process...
Hi Guys
I have an idea and want to know if you think it will work. This is the idea:
I want to buy a property (+/-R500k) via a bond. (I can cover the transfer costs and 10% deposit)
I want to put tenants in and I expect to be paying in an extra +/-R1000 per month to cover levies...
Anyone know what a "good" interest rate on a home loan would be? Got offered 8.59% (Prime -0.66%) by Nedbank on a 2Mil home loan. Is that any good? Still shopping around though.
Quick question - trying to get pre-qualified for a loan so I know the ballpark the banks think I can afford. So in your experience, what percentage (if any) of rental income will banks allow you to put into your gross income? And what about if part of that rental would be from my current primary...
Hi Guys,
I am needing advise as to which to pick, the monthly payments are approximately the
same, just the 100% bond is at a higher rate.
I have been offered a 100% bond at prime + 3.5%, and a 90% bond at prime + 0.9%. I will need to take out a 10% personal loan which will most likely be...
Hello guys. I just bought my first house and there is a couple of things I don't know that I think some of you guys might be able to help me with. I told the attorneys to make the payments the on the 26th as I get payed on the 25th. Now, the house was registered in my name last week and a few...