late payment mortgage credit Minnesota
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Calculation Example:
Example: A loan of $100,000 at a 10% annual interest rate over 12 months results in a total repayment of $105,499.06, with monthly installments of approximately $8,791.59.
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What happens if I use the home loan for other purposes?
The bank grants a housing loan for a specific purpose - to buy, build or repair housing.
After concluding a credit agreement, you undertake to use the received money only in accordance with the purpose of using the funds specified in the agreement. Therefore, you will not be able to spend the borrowed money to buy a house, for example, on a vacation abroad or to buy a new car.
Remember that the bank that granted the loan has the right to check what the money was used for.
Also, bank employees may ask to submit documents certifying the use of money according to its purpose, for example, documents for the purchase of a home, a photo of a renovated apartment, or other evidence.