- APR (Annual Percentage Rate)
The total cost of the loan for the borrower, expressed as an annual percentage of the total amount of the loan granted, plus related costs, as appropriate, equivalent, on an annual basis, to the current value of all future and existing commitments, such as drawdowns, repayments and costs, agreed upon by the lender and the borrower.
- NIR (Nominal Interest Rate)
The amount paid to obtain an amount of money as a loan (or received to lend it) expressed as a percentage of said amount.
Interest rate applied by European banks when they lend money to each other. It is used as a benchmark figure for part of the interest rate for variable mortgages.
- Valuation of the property
An expert determines the real value of the home you are going to buy.
The Property Registry checks the status of the property you are going to buy. This will confirm whether the property is free of charges such as mortgages and analyses the data on its situation, property and ownership.