[Anonymous]

I understand the basic rule of Spanish Mortgage’s are:

2 years interest only (loan to value 80%)
5 years interest only (loan to value 70%)

Can anybody tell me if the above is correct & also what the loan to value figure is for 10 years interest only?

If anybody knows of any better deals please let me know. ❓

[Anonymous]

The terms you get all depend upon your age, financial circumstances, and the bank you are talking to, so the terms you mention above may not apply. In that respect there are no ‘rules’, other than the one that says it depends upon your circumstances.

Most banks in Spain don’t offer interest only mortgages. Of those that do, it may be possible to find 15-years interest only at 80% loan to value. Once again, though, it all depends upon your circumstances.

Mark

[Anonymous]

It varies try
Sol Bank 0207 321 00 20, I beleive 70% of current value (if buying new otherwise with others its the contract price)

Nat West Gibrater 10 years interest only, Halifax Espana also gives you cheque book you can pay in and draw upto your credit limit.

Good luck

[Anonymous]

Yes I have taken 30yr mortgage with Banco Halifax first 10 years are interest only.

[Anonymous]

Here is a link to the mortgage details pages of Banco Halifax website: http://www.halifax.es/halifaxing/mor/mor.asp?sec=mor

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