Resolve goes through the criteria of all the lenders on the market to get you the best financial plan
Our calculator carries out up to a thousand operations to find the lender that best suits your profile and your project.
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Our customers and partners talk about Resolve
We needed to arrange quick financing after we sold our previous home and found a new one. Resolve worked hard even over the Christmas break to help us find the best solution, and they came up with very creative ideas. I warmly recommend their services.
Olli
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Your questions on our calculator
How can your calculator be so accurate?
Our calculator takes into account all the criteria used by Swiss lenders and then uses machine learning algorithms, in this case the "gradient descending" to find the most accurate purchasing capacity.
It can do up to 1,000 iterations to make sure it has found the maximum amount that corresponds to the granting criteria.
How is the debt-to-income ratio calculated?
The debt-to-income ratio (or debt ratio) is the ratio between the theoretical costs related to your real estate and your gross income.
Theoretical costs are calculated based on an interest rate of 5% (that varies depending on the lender), theoretical amortization over 15 years, and theoretical costs of 1% of the value of your real estate.
The Resolve buying capacity calculator takes into account the calculation variations of all the lenders – use it to find the most competitive partner.
What is the loan-to-value ratio?
The loan-to-value ratio is the ratio of your mortgage loan to the value of your real estate.
For example, for real estate worth 500,000 CHF and a mortgage loan of 400,000 CHF, the loan-to-value ratio is 80%.
How are monthly payments calculated
The monthly payments for a mortgage loan are made up of the total of interest, monthly amortization, and any maintenance fees.
How are notary fees calculated?
Notary fees represent a percentage of the purchase price and are calculated according to the canton, which establishes its own rules. These fees include transfer tax, land registry registration, and notary fees.
The calculation is quite complicated and we have automated it in our mortgage simulator.
What is a proof of funding used for?
A proof of funding is used to prove that your project is in line with your financial situation. It freezes your situation concerning a project at a given time and, therefore, certifies its viability.
How can I get one?
By clicking here. Enter the details of your project and your situation to obtain a proof of funding in principle in a few clicks.
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