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Before buying a property, it helps to know how much you can afford to borrow as a mortgage. In this video, we look at everything that determines mortgage affordability.
Not sure how much you can borrow to purchase a property? To find out, you’ll need to know about “mortgage affordability.” That’s how much money you are able to borrow to purchase a home. This video outlines the factors that can influence mortgage affordability and it shares everything you need to calculate it yourself before approaching a lender.
Watch: What is mortgage affordability?
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