Evaluating mortgage capabilities
They say that the Jewish dream is a home in Israel and a doctor-lawyer-engineer child. This form will not help raise a perfect child, but it will allow you to understand what you can afford in terms of buying a house in Israel.
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Loan to Value Ratio
Loan To value relates to the ratio between the loan taken, and the value of the house the loan is taken for. The regulations in Israel limit the ratio banks can give, based on the borrowers existing properties:
● Single apartment - If  the borrowers have no other properties the maximum LTV is 75%.
● Replacement apartment - If at the the of purchase the borrowers own a property, that they intend to sell within two years the maximum LTV is 70%.
● Additional apartment - all other cases  - either the borrowers own two or more apartments, or they own one apartment that they are not selling. In this case the maximum LTV is 50%.
What type of transaction are you intending to make? *
What is your existing capital to use for buying a property? *
NIS. This sum includes all sources, and includes money set aside for related expenses, such as realtor and legal fees.
Solvency
After LTV, the second most important factor is the ratio between the monthly payment and household's net income.
What is my household's Net Income? *
Household's monthly net income after subtracting taxes, alimony and loan payments.
Age of the younger buyer *
This might limit the duration of the mortgage, and increase the monthly payments.
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