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Each bank has different criteria: some finance both the land and the construction, while others only finance the construction. It is essential to ensure the feasibility of the project with the City Council, obtain project approval, and have a valid building permit, as without these, the bank will not release funds for construction.
Financing is released in tranches according to the progress of the construction, following inspections.
During this construction period, you only pay interest, calculated on the outstanding capital at that time.
The bank evaluates the loan based on the value of the land and the construction costs according to the submitted budget.
The bank also calculates the estimated market value of the land (EMV – Estimated Market Value) after construction is completed, in order to determine the total financing and the amount of the first tranche.
In addition to the usual documentation, it is necessary to provide:
Construction or Works Budget (mandatory for financing analysis)
Construction Contract, with the budget attached
Approved Project, stamped by the municipality, with a valid building permit issued for the minimum required period
Geralmente, tens até 2 anos para concluir a construção, o que não invalida que em situações excecionais, este prazo possa ser estendido.
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It is a financial product provided by banks with the purpose of financing the purchase of a home. It is a loan agreement between a credit institution and a consumer for a predetermined period, used for the acquisition, construction, or renovation of a primary residence, secondary home, or rental property, as well as for the purchase of land for building a personal residence.
A FINE (European Standardised Information Sheet) is a document provided by banks that contains standardized information about a mortgage or credit agreement, helping consumers understand the terms, costs, and conditions before signing the contract.
A guarantor is someone who provides a guarantee. This is the person responsible for paying the debt if the borrower fails to do so.
A guarantee consists of a commitment provided by the guarantor regarding the fulfillment of an obligation owed by the debtor. When a guarantee is given, the guarantor becomes responsible for paying the debt with all of their assets, as it is a personal guarantee. Generally, the guarantee is limited to the amount of the debt it covers.
Fixed rate loans have an interest rate that stays the same, providing stable monthly payments. Variable rate loans can change over time with the market, so payments may increase or decrease.
It is an indicative percentage related to the proportion of a household’s income allocated to paying all financial obligations, such as mortgage or consumer loans. It measures the household’s ability to meet its financial commitments. Most banks do not grant loans to clients with an effort rate above 35%.