Home Loans available throughout South Africa

No matter where you are located in South Africa, whether it is in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Pretoria, Durban, or elsewhere; we will find you the best Home Loan available.  We do this through comparing home loan products between the financial institutions.  We consequently become a specialist in the field of home loans, building loans, further loans, bond switches and commercial loans with more and more people in South Africa coming to us for our expertly reliable home loan assistance services. It should be noted that Mortgage Plus is not a bank or an estate agency but is a bond originator who will assist you by starting the bond application process on your behalf.

Online home loans through Mortgage Plus

Why visit banks and waste time when you can use the internet to find the best Home Loan right at your fingertips?

Whether you have time during your work schedule, or need to search for the best Home Loans Online at home, we are here. With a presence on the web to provide our users with the best and latest information possible for example new regulations when it comes to bond originators as well as home finance and interest rates that may affect your decision when looking at a specific Home Loan and comparing it to others. This may also affect the bank that is chose, whether it be ABSA Home Loans, Standard Bank Home Loans, Nedbank Home Loan, First National Bank home loans or a variety of others.

We are experts when it comes to home loan finance in South Africa and have specialists standing by, just for this very purpose.

Mortgage Plus will find the right deal for you. Guaranteed!

Please Note:

We have a Personal Loan product that we specifically structures for Property Buyers who wants to buy residential properties but do not have a cash deposit or transfer cost for the property they are buying. “This Product is exclusively available to clients that apply for a new home loan through Mortgage Plus Bond Originators”

Mortgage Plus Home Loan Calculators :

Affordability Calculator, Bond Status Calculator, Increased Instalments Calculator , Minimum Income Calculator , Monthly Payments Calculator

Please contact us if you require any further information or would like to apply for finance:

Complete this short form online

011.327.4489 / 0861 1111 93

morne@mortgagepluscc.co.za

www.mortgagepluscc.co.za

How much home loan is right for you?

One of the biggest attractions of an investment in property is the fact that it is relatively easy to gear the purchase – that is, to use someone ease’s money to cover most of the purchase cost.

Lenders are happy because their loans are secured by bricks and mortar assets and, for the borrower, there is always the chance of a quick gain from rising property prices.

Consequently, borrowers are often tempted to go for the highest possible gearing ratio, with a low deposit and a high proportion of the property cost borrowed.

“But borrowers need to consider that a bigger deposit generally means a better chance of a home loan at the most favorable interest rate, and that the loan can be paid off or at least reduced more quickly – which means that the property owner will have a bigger capital gain when the time comes to sell.”

Before they go house hunting, potential buyers also need to determine what size loan they themselves feel comfortable about repaying.

“Financial institutions will determine the maximum they are prepared to lend based on the borrower’s credit record and current income and debt commitments, and with interest rates currently so low, borrowers may well find that they qualify for bigger loans than they anticipated.

“This does not necessarily mean, however, that they should immediately opt for a more expensive property or a higher gearing ratio. Determining what size loan is right for you remains a personal decision and should take into account your overall investment strategy as well as the property in question.”

The buyer of a newly built property, for example, may need less cash to cover transfer costs or improvements and be able to put down a bigger deposit, while the buyer of an older home may decide to take a bigger loan and keep some cash in hand to cover the costs of repairs and renovation.

“In general, though, it is good advice to put down the biggest possible deposit and keep the amount borrowed to the lowest level.

“And the final decision should only be made after careful consideration of the probable future trend of interest rates and after shopping around to ensure the best possible current rate on the loan.”

Here’s some calculators to help you make the right decision:

Affordability Calculator

Bond Status Calculator

Increased Installments Calculator

Minimum Income Calculator

Monthly Payments Calculator

Please contact us if you require any further information or would like to apply for finance:

Complete this short form online

011.327.4489 / 0861 1111 93

morne@mortgagepluscc.co.za

www.mortgagepluscc.co.za