The news isn't all bad for prospective first home buyers.
The Reserve Bank has confirmed major changes to mortgage rules from July, which will prevent most owner-occupiers from borrowing more than six times their pre-tax income.
It's also signaling it will keep the Official Cash Rate unchanged at 5.5% for the rest of the year.
Key Mortgages broker Jeremy Andrews told Mike Hosking that at the same time, the Reserve Bank is loosening LVR restrictions to allow for more low-deposit lending.
He says the changes could actually help many first home buyers.
Key Mortgages shares details with Good Returns how expanded low-deposit lending options may help eligible first home buyers enter the market sooner and with better pricing
As featured in Stuff, buying property with friends or family can improve affordability, but clear agreements and proper structure are essential.
Banks and Mortgages advisers discuss with New Zealand Herald, why home loan approvals may take longer as lenders apply more detailed affordability checks and tighter financial assessments.
In our recent discussion with Radio New Zealand, we shared that age alone doesn't prevent home loan approval, but lenders carefully assess retirement income and long-term repayment plans.
Key Mortgages has been committed to supporting clients for nearly a decade, offering ongoing advice and tailored solutions without extra fees, even as industry changes occur.
Jeremy from Key Mortgages shares experiences of fixing in high rates long term and using break fee benefit calculator. One couple’s complaint over costly break fees after fixing five-year mortgage at 6.29%–6.66% rejected.
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