If you are planning to buy a house worth $100,000 with the 80/20 mortgage for 30 years, you’ll pay the principal and interest both of the 80% mortgage and the 20% mortgage. For the clarification purposes, let us say that your first mortgage gives 6.25% interest rate and the second mortgage has a 7.75% interest rate. This is how your payment for the 80/20 loan will look like:Your first loan (80%)• $80,000 at 625% rate = $492.57 monthly principal and interestYour second loan (20%)• $20,000 at 7. 75% rate = $152.51 monthly principal and interestYour total monthly payment• $645.10 With 80 20 home loan, you are hitting 2 birds in one stone. First, you can move to your new house without having to part with a large sum of money. Second, you can enjoy the same or lower repayment amounts as that of a 100% mortgage.
Working out your 80 20 home loan
September 27th, 2008 | Home
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