u/Beginning-Fact-5898

Maintaining affordability for a mortgage extension

I'm sale agreed (on my own) for a €375,000, 2-bed apartment. €30,000 Help to Buy is on its way to the developer. My salary is €65,000 and I got a mortgage exception for a mortgage of €320,000.

My loan offer is due to expire June 9th. I am hoping to get a snagging date for the week of May 25th. I've notified my broker that I will need an extension on the loan offer, all good there.

I just want to get some insight on what affordability looks like for me up until drawdown. I've been putting away €2,000 over the last 18 months (thanks to living at home). My mortgage repayment will be €1,249.45 for the first 48 months. €1,427.16 thereafter. I put away €1,500 for the month of April. Is this still meeting my affordability, taking into account stress testing etc.

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u/Beginning-Fact-5898 — 28 days ago

This claim is now approved. - what does this mean about my Help to Buy claim?

Before I get onto the estate agent, solicitor and Revenue tomorrow, can anyone tell me what this status means for my Help to Buy claim? The last contact I had with Revenue was to upload my signed contracts, mortgage offer letter and signed mortgage acceptance letter. I submitted those last week.

I am hoping the below means that my HTB funds have been approved to go to the developer.

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u/Beginning-Fact-5898 — 30 days ago