Change of interest rate - before the institute's approval

  • Erstellt am 2011-06-01 20:54:50

JoS

2011-06-01 20:54:50
  • #1


Congratulations on your equity and income.
Great loan-to-value ratio, good income – so why then 4.05%?
That was and is a bit high for the moment.

I believe 3.5 fixed for 10 years sounds better :D

Regarding your question: You have presumably signed a loan inquiry, this is checked by the bank, if everything is okay (and it should be with the values mentioned) then the loan contract will come, which MUST THEN be signed by you.
Meaning you actually have not signed any contract yet.
:cool:
Best regards
JoS
Advice – but fair!
 

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