Property Value Surplus

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There’s hidden money in the walls of your home! Find out how to unlock it.

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How to use the property surplus?

Second property
Use your property surplus to buy a holiday home or invest in a second property.
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New car
Need a new car? Use the surplus value of your property to finance a new vehicle.
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Energy-efficient home
Invest the surplus in home renovations and improve your energy rating to save on bills.
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What is property value surplus?

The property value surplus is the difference between the current market value of your property and the remaining amount of your mortgage, taking into account any payments made so far. It is often referred to as the “money locked in the walls” of your home.

Most homeowners currently have a property surplus due to the significant increase in prices in recent years. You likely purchased your home when prices were lower than they are now. However, even if you bought it relatively recently, there is a good chance that your property has increased in value.

This surplus becomes available when you sell your property or choose to liquidate it.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Is it possible to receive the surplus in cash?

Yes, of course! The bank will transfer the requested amount directly to your account.

What can I use the surplus for?

You can use the surplus for any purpose, such as buying a new car or investing in renovations to improve the energy efficiency of your home. The bank may ask about the purpose of the funds, but this will not affect the decision to grant the surplus.

Can I receive a tax refund after selecting the surplus?

In most cases, yes. It is important to consult with an advisor to find out which expenses qualify for deductions and how to optimize tax benefits.

Is using the surplus free of charge?

Using the surplus involves costs, such as a valuation fee (which can be done online), mortgage advice, and, in some cases, notarial fees if the current mortgage entry is too low. However, there is no need to use your own funds.

What will my monthly payment be for a €50,000 surplus?

If you choose a surplus of €50,000, the monthly payment will be €225 gross.

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