Banks tighten their Home Loan Lending Policies
Oct 23, 2008
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As of 23rd Oct 2008, Standard Bank Home Loans division will only be granting Mortgage Loans to a maximum of 95% of the property value.
Previously, new home buyers were able to secure a full mortgage bond of up to 108% (to help cover costs) from all the big banks.
The ratio between the mortgage loan amount and the value of the property usually expressed as a percentage.
But Banks have responded to the slowdown in the local residential property market and rise in interest rates, by discontinuing all Costs Inclusive (108%) mortgage loans. Setting the maximum LTV to 100%.
A few months later and the accepted Loan-to-Value ratios have dropped even further.
Standard Bank , ABSA and Nedbank offer a maximum Bond of up to 95% of the property value , while FNB are the only mortgage lender currently willing to offer up to 100%.
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Tags: ABSA, FNB, Loan-to-Value, LTV, Nedbank, Standard Bank
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