A mortgage loan? Cash payment? Both?
Laura Coll
Laura Coll
The payment method to use for the purchase of a property will depend on the amount of money you have available to invest, as well as your credit reputation. The budget you have will help you choose the area, the type of land and the dimensions of your new property.
There are mainly two methods of payment:
If your option is to buy using the cash method, then you know what budget you have. However, even with the money, it is always good to consider financing, which could help you buy a more valuable property.
However, if you do not reside in the United States and want to buy a property here, there is the possibility of applying for a mortgage loan, with an initial payment that usually ranges between 25% and 50% of the total price of the property, and an average interest rate of between 5% and 7% for a 30-year term.
For people who are residents or are American citizens, these numbers change abruptly because they could buy a property only by providing an initial amount of approximately 9% and in many cases closing costs are included.
Once you are clear on the payment method you want to use, cash or loan or even cash and loan, then we can talk about the budget. This will allow you to determine the zones and types of properties to which you could have access.
As a Residential and Commercial Real Estate Specialist, certified in investments, I provide my services in Miami and Broward, helping people buy, sell or rent their homes. I am a trustworthy person dedicated to getting the best deal for my clients, with the motto "Happy Clients, Happy Realtor." Welcome first time buyers! I can help you qualify for an affordable loan, and if you're thinking about selling your home, give me a call.
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