High rent but still no mortgage? New scheme may help home-buyers
2 years, 10 months ago

High rent but still no mortgage? New scheme may help home-buyers

Dutch News  

A new scheme is being launched in the Netherlands to help tenants who pay high rents but have been unable to get a mortgage to buy a place of their own. The scheme, which is being run under the auspices of the National Mortgage Guarantee agency, will help people who have been denied a mortgage even if they are paying more in rent than the monthly repayments would be. ‘People paying high rents often feel trapped,’ said NHG chairwoman Carla Muters. To qualify, tenants must have paid rent for at least three years without missing payments and they must have household income which is enough to pay all the costs associated with owning a home excluding savings.

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