polishinvestor
30 Dec 2015
Real Estate / Refusal for a mortgage in Poland [18]
Interest rates aren't going up in Poland any time soon and in fact the new government will try to cut them early next year if they get their way, so its a good time to get a loan or mortgage (and use the low rates to pay down as much as possible in the next couple of years, rather than overstretch and stump for a larger mortgage). You can approach a loan adviser to save you running around all of the banks. You will have to add maybe 1% to the value of the loan as their fee, but they will do all the leg work for you and save you having to make official requests at banks, as these will go against you at the checking phase if you have taken too many applications.
Interest rates aren't going up in Poland any time soon and in fact the new government will try to cut them early next year if they get their way, so its a good time to get a loan or mortgage (and use the low rates to pay down as much as possible in the next couple of years, rather than overstretch and stump for a larger mortgage). You can approach a loan adviser to save you running around all of the banks. You will have to add maybe 1% to the value of the loan as their fee, but they will do all the leg work for you and save you having to make official requests at banks, as these will go against you at the checking phase if you have taken too many applications.