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Expat Mortgages Ireland: Top Tips
If you are looking for an Expat mortgage in Ireland, you’re going to need expert advice. Find out more with Top Mortgage. We’re Ireland’s Expat mortgage specialists.
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Good mortgage advice is a must when applying for your first home loan. Read our top tips on buying a house and securing your mortgage at the lowest rates in the market.
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Best 3 Reasons To Switch Mortgage in Ireland
Did you know that you that switching your mortgage could save thousands on interest repayments and reduce your mortgage term? Top Mortgage explains.
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Help to Buy Scheme Ireland
Did you know that first-time buyers of newly built homes could claim at Tax Rebate of up to €20,000 under Ireland’s Help to Buy Scheme? Top Insure explains.
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First Time Buyers Schemes Ireland
Looking to buy a home in Ireland? Can’t get a mortgage? You could be eligible for the First Time Buyers Scheme or Help to Buy Incentive.
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Home Survey and Exchanging Contracts
If your offer has been accepted, the final stage in buying a house in Ireland includes surveys and contracts. You’ll need a solicitor too.
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Making an Offer on a Home
You’ve secured a mortgage and found your dream home, now what? The next stage is Making an Offer.
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Finding The Perfect Home in Ireland
Find and view your perfect home with Top Mortgages and take the relaxed approach to house hunting with top tips from Ireland’s leading Mortgage Brokers.
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Apply for a Mortgage and Buying a House
Before you start shopping around for your dream home, you need to apply for a mortgage. Find out how to get the best mortgage deal in Ireland
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Mortgage Deposit – How Much Can You Afford?
Thinking of buying a house? Before you start looking, find out if you have enough income to apply for a mortgage in Ireland and how much deposit you need to secure your dream home.
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Should I Buy a House or Rent in Ireland?
With house prices soaring, it could be cheaper to buy a home than rent in Ireland. Is it time to get on the property ladder?