Questions
Central Bank deposit rules require a minimum of a 10% deposit for first time buyers. For example, if the value of your property is €300,000, you’d need a deposit of €30,000.
Second time buyers and Switchers can borrow up to 80% of the value of the property
Usually the following fees are associated with a mortgage.
1. Valuation FeeTypically you will require the documents below as part of your application.
Employment and Income (PAYE)
1. Salary certificate completed and stamped by employer
2. Employment Summary Statements – latest available (these replaced the P.60)
3. Last 3 months payslips
Or for Self Employed Employment and Income
4. Last 3 Revenue Form 11’s and Chapter 4 confirmations
5. Tax clearance certificate
6. Last 3 years trading accounts
Financial Statements
7. Last 6 months bank account statements (Please include all accounts – current, joint, savings, business etc.), up to date i.e. within the last 4 weeks.
(Note; If the most recent statement is more than 4 weeks old, please print online transactions since the last date on the statement)
8. Historical savings account statements (or other evidence in writing) showing the build-up and sources of funds being used for the deposit on the property.
9. Last 6 months’ credit card statements (the latest dated within 2 months)
10. All loan/term loan/overdraft statement(s) from banks, Credit Union etc.
11. Mortgage statements, If the most recent statement is more than 4 weeks old, please print online transactions since the last date on the statement
Identity Documents
12. Original passport, driver’s licence or EU National Identity Card (EU country)
13. Utility bill dated in the past 6 months (alternatively, an original statement from a financial institution, or a letter from a government department may suffice, dated in the last 6 months)
14. Original household/health/ or motor insurance documents less than 12 month old.