Next Home Mortgage

• Are you upgrading or downsizing your home?
• Do you need to relocate because of the children’s schooling, or your job?
• Are you simply looking for a change?

There are three main ways to purchase your next home. The most common way is to get a traditional home loan by selling your current home and paying out the existing loan then purchasing the new home and obtaining a new home loan.  You can also look at keeping your existing mortgage if it’s portable, or refinancing to a Home Loan that is portable, or you can get a bridging loan.

Over time, the home loan market changes as competition for your business increases. New Features and ways to save money are introduced to help the lenders win your business.Mortgage Plus Finance understands all of the options available to you in the current market.

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

a Further Loan against your existing property

A further loan / second bond is usually beneficial for those homeowners who bought their property a while ago. Say for example you bought your home five years ago for R500 000 and the home is now worth R 800 000, you will be able to take a further loan for the amount of R 300 000. Homeowners who are bond-free can also refinance their properties to raise some capital.

When applying for a further loan / second bond, your home will be appraised to determine its value and your credit file will be reviewed. The bank or lender will order a title report on your property to search for any liens that might appear. If the bank or lender is satisfied with all these items, the loan is likely to be approved.

Unfortunately, there will be costs involved in taking a further loan. These costs include second bond registration costs, conveyance fees and the appraisal fees. The total of these costs is usually only about 1% of your total loan amount, but must still be kept in mind. Your monthly instalments will become bigger, so make sure you can afford it before you apply for the loan.

It is advisable to use further loans for funding additional investments on your property, as this will improve the value of your property even more. With the property market in South Africa at this stage, you never know if your property’s value will rise or fall in the next few years. Your property’s value might have grown from R 500 000 to R 800 000 in the past few years but it might depreciate in the next few years, leading to negative equity.

Further loans can be used to finance renovations to your home, but some homeowners use the money to buy new cars, consolidate their debt or for other capital expenditure. This is one of the cheapest ways to access finance because home loan rates are typically the lowest of all other financing methods.

We will give you free advice on the questions you might have about the costs associated with further loans and we can help you understand the personal financial planning implications of a further loan. We will also be able to renegotiate the interest rate you are currently paying on your home loan as your loan-to-value ratio improves.

Benefits of applying for a Further Loan against your existing property

• You get fast access to a loan
• To release cash tied up in the value of your house
• Access to cash when you need it
• To use surplus cash released to reduce other expensive forms of debt
• You benefit from a low interest rate
• To restructure your home loan over the maximum period to reduce monthly cash flow
• Easy to manage

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