
The homeowner's path
The homeowner's path acts as a memo list when buying a home. These five steps will give you a complete picture of the different steps involved in buying a home.
Step 1 - Getting a loan promise
We will go through together your loan application, after which you will get a loanpromise from us. It will be valid for 6 months. At the same time, we will go through what kind of cover your financesneed in case something unexpected happens. If we have requested you to append documents to your application, please deliver them as soon as possible.
Step 2 - Finding a suitable home
When you find a home to suit your needs, make sure that the bank accepts it as security. Deliver the information on the home to us for verification before you submit an offer. If you wish, you can submit a conditional offer where the condition is that the bank accepts the security. Take possible renovation needs and the housing company loan company loan into account when you are considering the amount of your offer.
Step 3 - Agreeing on the timetable and details of the housing loan
It is now time to agree on the amount of the monthly instalments of your housing loan and securing your finances and the details of additional security, if any. At this point, we make an appointment for a home purchase transaction. Usually the appointment is booked approximately a week ahead of the current date unless you wish otherwise. After this, you can give the timetable to the real estate agent as well.
We will draft the documents
After the details of the housing loan have been agreed on, we make sure that all the bank’s documents that need to be signed will be ready for the conclusion of your home purchase. We will deliver the documents to your Netbank for you to read before the appointment.
Step 4 - Conclusion of the sale
You sign the deed of sale together with the seller upon conclusion of the sale. The exact date on which the home will be free for the buyer to move in must be agreed now at the latest. We will credit the purchase price to the seller and pay the asset transfer tax, if any, the brokerage commission and other payments. You should ensure that your home insurance is valid as of the date of the conclusion of the sale.
Step 5 - Moving from your old home to the new one
We hope that your home-buying path was smooth. Congratulations on your new home!
We wish to continue as your partner in future, too
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