Best Leaseback Mortgage Options
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3 options to choose from for your leaseback mortgage.
Option 1 - For selected resorts – 99% of price if developer is paying vat. Interest only over 20 years, 2.95% variable, or fixed for 5 years at 5.35%.
Option 2 - For selected resorts - 94% mortgage for a leaseback on which VAT is payable by the developer, capped and fixed rates available up to 25 years. Low margins.
Option 3 - 100% repayment loan either where the developer advances the vat or 100% of the net of vat price.
Option 1 - For selected resorts - 99% of price if developer is paying vat. Interest only over 20 years, 2.95% variable, or fixed for 5 years at 5.35%
- Interest only 2.95% for 3 months then variable at 2.45% + 3 month Euribor.
- OR, fixed for 2 years at 4.35%, for 5 years at 5.35% or for 10 years at 5.95%.
- No early repayment penalty once the fixed period is over.
- Set up fee 1% capped at 1,500 euros.
- You must have net assets equal to 150% of the loan amount (120% if loan is over €300,000)
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Option 2 - For selected resorts - 94% mortgage for a leaseback on which VAT is payable by the developer, capped and fixed rates available up to 25 years. Low margins.
- Interest only 3.75% variable for 10 years, then repayment over 20 years.
- Interest only, can be capitalised, for up to 2 years during construction.
- No early repayment on variable capped rate after 5 years.
- No early repayment after 10 years on fixed rate loans.
- Bank set-up fee €1-€2,000.
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Option 3 – 100% repayment loan either where the developer advances the vat or 100% of the net of vat price.
- First two years fixed between 4.3% and 4.65% depending on loan amount, then variable at 3.78% current rates, capped throughout at 5.3% - 5.65%
- 25 years repayments available.
- No early repayment penalty whatsoever.
- No requirement to use the VAT refund or to reduce the loan.
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*Euribor = Euro Interbank Offered Rate (this is the "base rate" for the Euro); the rate at which euro interbank term deposits within the euro zone are offered by one prime bank to another prime bank.
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NOTE: Your home is at risk if you do not keep up the repayment on a mortgage loan or other loan secured on it. The sterling equivalent of your liability under a foreign currency mortgage may be increased by exchange rate movements.
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