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There are two main
types of commercial mortgage :
1. The
Interest-only method: you pay the lender interest during
the term, then pay the outstanding capital back at the end of
the term. To do this you use an investment vehicle and the proceeds
of this 'should' pay off your loan. However you may end up with
a surplus, or a shortfall.
(The potential for instability
with the interest only method of repayment is why the this method
is the most common mortgage deal.)
2. Repayment
method - basically guarantees that you will pay off
the mortgage loan at the end of its term.
Now that we have established the main types of commercial mortgage,
lets look at the Mortgage Interest Rate:
The capped mortgage - is a combination of fixed and variable
mortgage. There is a maximum rate, over which you will not be
charged for a certain period. If the Standard variable rate falls
below the indicated cap, your payable rate follows it downwards.
The fixed rate mortgage - you pay a certain level of monthly
payments for an agreed period. You can thus budget with increased
confidence and are protected against a rise in base rates. The
fixed rate period could be up to 25 years, or as low as 6 months
[after which you revert to the standard variable rate].
Finally The variable rate mortgage - interest rates can
go up or down. therefore the interest rate could stay constant
and be the same for many months, or it may change a number of
times over just a few months. Generally the standard variable
rate will be the same as the Bank of England base rate.
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