Yes, there is a good chance that you can buy the house or apartment you are renting. Many property owners are considering selling their properties due to recent tax changes, which have made renting less profitable.

No, in most cases, the mortgage payment will be lower than the rent you’re currently paying. Additionally, you will be paying for your own home, not someone else’s property.

The process is simple and stress-free:

• Fill out the form on our website.
• We will check how much mortgage you can get.
• We will contact the property owner to ask if they are willing to sell the house you’re currently renting.

The entire process takes place in your language and takes about 6 weeks.

If the owner decides not to sell the house, you won’t incur any costs. We’ll check other possibilities and inform you about alternative solutions.

The entire process, from checking your creditworthiness to signing the contract, can take about 6 weeks. We will do everything to get you the keys to your new home as quickly as possible.

No, you will go through the standard steps of purchasing a property, such as obtaining a mortgage, signing a preliminary agreement, and finalizing the notarial transaction. However, as a tenant, you have an advantage because the owner knows you as a stable tenant, and in some cases, you may have the right of first refusal, which will make the process easier.

There are ways to improve your creditworthiness, such as paying off existing loans and financial obligations (e.g., appliance installments). We also offer assistance in obtaining additional financial grants, such as the Starter Loan (Starterslening), which can boost your creditworthiness. Our team will help you find the best options tailored to your needs.

Buying the house you’re renting gives you the certainty that you won’t have to move or change your place of residence. You already know the neighborhood and the condition of the property. Additionally, the buying process may be faster because the owner is already familiar with your history as a tenant, which can make negotiations easier.

Often, yes. The owner may be more willing to lower the price if they see that you have a stable financial situation and are ready for a quick purchase.

Yes, you can. A fixed-term lease does not prevent you from purchasing the rented property.

No! In the Netherlands, there is no capital gains tax. Additionally, you can sell the house immediately after purchase, as there is no five-year rule like in other countries, where the tax can be as high as 19%.

Our consultations are completely free! You only pay if you decide to purchase a property—no hidden costs.