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You will probably have to deal with different issues than when you bought your first home. I will think along with you again.
Moving to a new home
You own a home and are planning to move. Then you will have to deal with different issues than when you bought your first home.
It is important to make a good inventory of what exactly is possible. Do you want to sell your house first or buy it now and then sell your home.
Do you have (expected) equity, are you able to pay the temporary double charges or do you want to co-finance this? There is also the option of co-financing the expected equity.
Read here what you should consider as a transferee.
Take contact with me to discuss all the options together.
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Moving your mortgage
Sometimes it is beneficial to simply move your current mortgage. As an independent advisor, I can make this clear to you.
The mortgage interest of your current mortgage is deductible for a maximum of 30 years, this means that the mortgage must be split into 1 part with the current right and a new part with another 30 years of deduction. You can extend the term on which you repay in order to get lower monthly payments.
And I have a number of tips & tricks for those moving up. Take contact with me and I will give you insight into the opportunities that lie ahead for you.
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Please contact me to discuss which mortgage suits you best.