Mortgage with A2 coding
If you want to take out a loan or buy a home, a negative BKR registration can work very much to your disadvantage. Especially an A2 code, where the credit is due in full, this can make it very difficult to take out a mortgage. This BKR registration provides insight into your financial situation and can be the deciding factor for a mortgage lender not to grant you a loan.
But what exactly is this registration with the BKR for? It protects you from new debts by taking out new loans. Especially with an A2 coding, you have an amount outstanding, where the loan is due in full. To then additionally take out a new loan can cause even higher fixed costs. The burden of the new loan weighs even more heavily on the current debts, so to speak. In addition, with an A2 code, the lender's risk becomes even greater.
It is then often not easy to take out a mortgage with an A2 rating. What can you do about this?
- It is important that the arrears have been paid in full. If the amount due in full has not yet been paid, your chances of qualifying for a mortgage are nil.
- You must have room in your income. The mortgage must fit well within your financial situation.
- You have sufficient own resources at your disposal.
If you do not have the ability to repay the A2 arrears in the short term, you have little chance of getting a new mortgage. Another coding is the A3 code.This coding is considered quite serious. This is because it is a sign that the lender has chosen to waive a portion in order to get at least some of the money back.