Evaluate your Debt-to-Income (DTI) ratio, a key debt capacity metric for lenders.
Note: DTI shows what percentage of income goes to debt. Banks generally prefer it to remain below 35–40%.
Estimate the maximum mortgage amount you can afford based on your income, existing debts, and target DTI.
Note: This calculation assumes all income and expenses are stable. Banks may also apply internal stress tests, loan-to-value (LTV) limits, or require higher margins.
Determine your eligibility for mortgage products in Spain based on your currency of income, fiscal residency and age.
Note: Spanish banks typically require that the applicant's age at loan maturity does not exceed 80 years. Eligibility may vary by lender, risk profile, and residency status.
Calculate the maximum fees applicable on an early or partial mortgage repayment under Spanish law (Ley 5/2019).
Estimate your borrowing capacity based on pledgeable assets (Lombard credit).
Note: LTV rates applied are indicative private banking standards. Actual rates depend on asset liquidity and lender risk appetite. Volatile or illiquid assets may attract lower LTVs or be excluded entirely.
Estimate your maximum financing capacity based on total net worth.
Based on the industry standard of 40% of net worth as the maximum lending exposure.
Note: The 40% ratio is a widely used banking benchmark but is not a regulatory requirement. Actual appetite varies significantly by institution, client profile, asset quality, and relationship history. Some banks apply 30% or up to 50% for well-known clients with liquid portfolios.
Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Calculations are estimates and may not reflect actual financing terms. For personalized assistance, please contact us at contact@utrust.es.