Mortgage approval: from AIP to drawdown
Understand approval in principle, lender checks, valuation, your Letter of Offer and getting your mortgage drawn down.
Read the guide →Get a clearer picture of your deposit, borrowing and monthly repayments. Our tools are for guidance and don't replace a lender's assessment or mortgage advice.
Start with the guides, then use the calculators below to explore your own figures.
Understand approval in principle, lender checks, valuation, your Letter of Offer and getting your mortgage drawn down.
Read the guide →Follow the full homebuying journey and understand where mortgage approval fits in.
Read the guide →Learn about the scheme and check the current Revenue rules.
Read the guide →Plan for the other costs you'll need to pay along the way.
Read the guide →Estimate your monthly mortgage repayment, check the standard deposit requirement and see how your interest rate and mortgage term affect the cost.
If left blank, the calculator subtracts your deposit and assistance from the purchase price.
The income guide uses the standard Central Bank loan-to-income limits. Lenders may apply exceptions and their own affordability checks.
Estimated monthly mortgage repayment
€—This is an estimate of principal and interest repayments only. It excludes mortgage protection/life insurance, home insurance, property tax, utilities, fees and other household costs. It assumes the interest rate stays unchanged for the full term and does not account for fees or rate changes.
Irish standard deposit rules shown: 10% for first-time buyers and second/subsequent buyers, and 30% for buy-to-let buyers. These are regulatory limits, not a guarantee of mortgage approval. Some lender allowances and exemptions may apply. Check the Central Bank of Ireland rules.
Enter your own estimates to organise the other costs involved in buying a home. This is not a mortgage approval or affordability assessment.
Illustrative price less deposit (not a lender quote)
€315,000Cash / funds entered including your other estimates
€48,000Stamp duty and legal costs are user-entered estimates. Ask your solicitor and tax adviser to confirm the correct figures for your circumstances.