Foreigners: Home Loans & Buying Property in South Africa
A comprehensive guide for foreigners purchasing and applying for home loans in South Africa
Tag Archives: home loans
South Africa and Property in 2016
It is a gloomy forecast…
2015: De Mink Property Finance Year in Figures
Phew! I can’t believe we’re already 19 days into 2016! Now that we’ve caught our breath after the holidays I can finally take a few moments to look back at […]
Gain financial flexibility and safety from your home loan.
A home loan, when used wisely and when well-managed, can be considered a ‘good debt’ that can not only save you money but grow your wealth too…
2014: De Mink Property Finance home loans in figures
Drawing some tips and interesting information about home loans from our 2014 data
The Property Games: The 72-Hour Notice Clause
Thinking about buying a property in Cape Town? Well, it’s getting pretty crazy out there…read this article and save yourself some heartache in the future!
Buying or selling a house? What actually happens…
A step-by-step guide to what happens when a house is bought and sold.
Turn your home loan into a piggy-bank. Say what?!
Clients are often perplexed by the access facility. Hopefully this post will clear a few things up…
Don’t fix it if it ain’t broke
Many people get nervous when they see rate increases. They look for security and constancy in fixed rates. But they do so at a cost!
How much does it really cost to buy a home?
Beyond the money you need for the purchase and home loan repayment there are significant costs when buying a home.
The ‘loan term’: time can be on your side
We explain why a 30 year term is not something to be worried about!
Our 2014 South African Home Loan and Property Prognostications
Our look at the property market and mortgages in 2014
ABSA Home Loans back online. Finally.
After a week offline the Home Loans Department of ABSA is back in action. Expect delays.
Trouble ahead? South Africa’s next Credit Amnesty.
Government hopes the new Credit Amnesty will be a boon but the banks say it will be lead to a credit crisis. Find out why.
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