Calculate your Mortgage
Receive financial proposals from banks without any commitment.
Save paperwork, time and money with the support of our financing experts so that you can close the best mortgage with maximum security and confidence.
+ 100€
Savings on your monthly fee
+ 1.000
Mortgages signed
+ 80%
Financing
firm
Fixed cost and no surprises
Simulate your mortgage
Send us your information and we will send you an initial calculation of your quota.
Fixed since
2.40%
Savings on your monthly fee
Variable from
0.30%
+euribor
to
+ 85%
of financing
Price of the house
50.000
2.000.000
Savings contributed
0
0 %
2.000.000
Deadline
30 years
5
40
Notice on financing
Interest rate
%
How have we calculated the interest?
Choose your Mortgage
Fixed
fixed interest 2.70%
We get your best mortgage. You just think about enjoying your new home.
657
,00 €/month
Total amount
162.034 €
Percentage of financing
81%
Price of the property
200.000 €
Taxes and expenses
22.034 €
Total cost
222.034 €
What do we offer?
Leaders in Real Estate market with international presence in Europe and Mexico.
+25 Professionals working for you
+1.000 Mortgages signed
+100 Savings on your quota
+85% Financing
Who we work with?
We join the best to offer you the best option in the market.
Our customers
The security of having a mortgage expert.
Carlos Marin
Very grateful, always pending of all the documentation and following up on the whole process. They guide you to know which apartment is the most convenient for you.
Daniela Vega
Top satisfaction! I recently bought a house through Clikalia. Special mention to the mortgage tutors: close, friendly, it has been a good fortune to have had your mortgage team. I am very happy with the experience.
Catalina Hernández
Great support. They accompanied us very well during the whole purchase process, from the first visits to the management to get the mortgage. I got 100% financing.
Joaquín Ramos
I would highlight their agility in the management, their expert advice and the magnificent financing conditions they were able to negotiate. In the next property I purchase, I have no doubt that I will count on them for the management of the mortgage.
Gema Sánchez
Clikalia has managed my mortgage search and I have had a good experience with them. They have been in charge of contacting several banks, advising me at all times and explaining each step in detail. I have not had to worry about the process and I have been informed at all times, besides getting a better mortgage than I would have gotten on my own.
Carmen Valero
In 2-3 days I had very interesting proposals from banks. Follow-up and advice of 10.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is the difference between fixed and variable interest rates?
The fixed interest rate is the percentage of interest paid on all loan installments, which in this option and as its name indicates, is fixed. That is to say, the installment will be the same until you complete the repayment of the loan. Without variations and without influencing this quota neither economic indexes nor inflation periods like the current one. The variable interest rate depends on an economic index (the Euribor). If this index rises, the interest on your loan increases (i.e. the instalment rises); if the index falls, the interest falls (and you pay a lower instalment).
What is the difference between fixed and variable interest rates?
What is the financing process like?
How much does the service cost?
How is a mortgage calculated?
How long does it take to close the mortgage?
What is the maximum amount of financing Clikalia can obtain?
The fixed interest rate is the percentage of interest paid on all loan installments, which in this option and as its name indicates, is fixed. That is to say, the installment will be the same until you complete the repayment of the loan. Without variations and without influencing this quota neither economic indexes nor inflation periods like the current one. The variable interest rate depends on an economic index (the Euribor). If this index rises, the interest on your loan increases (i.e. the instalment rises); if the index falls, the interest falls (and you pay a lower instalment).