Why pay rent when you can own your home at the same monthly pay?

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  • čas přidán 13. 11. 2022
  • Rent Yako, Keja Yako!!!
    This is the most affordable way to own a home, what you are paying as rent could be your monthly paymdnts.
    If you earn between Ksh 50k anf 150K. This one is for you! KMRC has partnered with banks and saccos to provide home loans of less than 10% interest rates!
    Find out how you can begin your home ownership journey by checking on www.kmrc.co.ke
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Komentáře • 72

  • @geoffreyogaro5727
    @geoffreyogaro5727 Před rokem +49

    Ksh 8500 per month = ksh 102 000 annually.
    Assume the upfront cost is 1million
    At conservative interest of 10%= 100k per year as interest.
    Your rent(8500) cant even cover the interest costs
    The GOK should address the interest rates. Untill they are below 5%, mortgage in kenya is an illusion for majority.

    • @rosemumbua8817
      @rosemumbua8817 Před rokem +6

      True. That's why it's possible for Kenyans to buy a house in USA. The interest rates are manageable. All my friends in USA own homes.

  • @AbieBarbie
    @AbieBarbie Před rokem +5

    Loved every bit of the conversation 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

  • @GospelOutside
    @GospelOutside Před rokem +10

    I agree, but sadly you will never truly own any home when property tax is tied to it. If a day comes where you aren’t able to pay, a tax or sheriff sale will be imminent.

  • @nyamburant
    @nyamburant Před rokem +4

    This is AMAZING!! I am moving out of home in a month and I was looking into rent to own options bc I think renting is pouring money down the drain. I am definitely going to look into it ASAP!! I have even shared this video with my friends who are also moving out

  • @kimikikiliki2923
    @kimikikiliki2923 Před rokem +11

    This is a good idea
    What about us living in diaspora?

  • @mayeganfriends6678
    @mayeganfriends6678 Před rokem +7

    wow!!! Knowledge and information is power

  • @elizabethwanjiru728
    @elizabethwanjiru728 Před rokem +2

    Very informative..

  • @trendinghots1571
    @trendinghots1571 Před rokem +2

    Superb content

  • @waceera1513
    @waceera1513 Před rokem

    Thanks Terryann❤

  • @ruthiethuku.3166
    @ruthiethuku.3166 Před rokem +6

    The is Soo informative... Thank you Terry!!!

  • @kibetdan5577
    @kibetdan5577 Před rokem +2

    Terryanne is a real woman. tHIS IS A SPOT ON. I would like to have an interview with you to market my start-up. Thank you my Siz.

  • @denisaunga524
    @denisaunga524 Před rokem +2

    Thank's so much for this information.

  • @bracketvilletexas
    @bracketvilletexas Před rokem +33

    I'm sorry but you don't own your home until it is fully paid for. what you are doing LEASING from the bank. and pray you to stay 30 years or 15 if you double your mortgage payments. so keep that in mind the same principles you miss your payment just as the rent you will be set out. either way rent leases are the same you do not get any of the money back.... and guess what? your credit is screwed REALITY TALK

    • @Claireayoo
      @Claireayoo Před rokem +3

      Exactly

    • @jelagatkoimur1038
      @jelagatkoimur1038 Před rokem +8

      This is the bit they don't want to bring to the fore,nkt!

    • @ben2252
      @ben2252 Před rokem +6

      You are right and remember in mortgage you end up owning a property unlike paying rent.

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Před rokem +3

      Is there anything you can own until you fully pay for it? What you own in the house (your equity) is the value of the house less outstanding mortgage. The same applies to a car you purchase on loan, or some expensive electronic gadget you acquire on credit, etc.
      Most "upright" financial institutions require that you take and pay for an life insurance policy for the period of the mortgage, just in case you happen to be "not there" before you complete repaying the loan. Indeed they take the policy on your behalf and lump monthly life insurance policy instalments (in addition to another policy for the house) during the life of the mortgage. Banks are primarily in the business of selling loans. Selling houses on mortgage default is just not their kind of thing.

    • @mbeticate
      @mbeticate Před rokem +1

      Thanks for clarification,the side they don't tell us

  • @julie4977
    @julie4977 Před rokem +7

    Good topic Terryanne 👏, what about diaspora people?

  • @florahsoila
    @florahsoila Před rokem

    awesome

  • @jaynekim6274
    @jaynekim6274 Před rokem +2

    Which are some of the Sacco's that one can access the mogage

  • @waceera1513
    @waceera1513 Před rokem +5

    😊pls tell us how we can join from diaspora

  • @j9_njoroge
    @j9_njoroge Před rokem

    Cool 😎

  • @REALJANET1Vlogs
    @REALJANET1Vlogs Před rokem +4

    1st here because why not.

  • @christimlenson3870
    @christimlenson3870 Před rokem +2

    Ooo my Goodness mortgages is like insurance ukishidwa kulipa unapoteza everything 🙆🙆

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Před rokem +1

      No. You don't lose everything. You have your equity in a house on mortgage. In case you fail to pay the mortgage, your equity is your right.

    • @TwinkleToes_2001
      @TwinkleToes_2001 Před rokem +2

      @@georgeodhiambo598 What do you mean by equity?

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Před 8 měsíci

      ​@@TwinkleToes_2001Your equity in an asset is the value of the asset less loans on the same asset. Suppose you buy a house valued at Shs 5 million and you pay shs 1 million with balance of Shs 4 million, then at that point in time of sale, your equity in that house is only Shs 1 million and the debt is Shs 4 million.
      3 years later you may wish to review the financial position of that asset. Suppose that at that point in time the value of the house has risen to Shs 7 million and you have reduced the loan balance from 4million to 3million, then your equity in that house will have risen to 7-3 = 4million.

  • @waceera1513
    @waceera1513 Před rokem

    Terryan are you able to revisit this issue

  • @prettynyakano6638
    @prettynyakano6638 Před rokem +6

    What about someone who earns 30k per mth

  • @rosemumbua8817
    @rosemumbua8817 Před rokem +6

    Lemme build my little maskan pole pole on freehold land with no unnecessary debts.
    As the wise say, the devil is in the details. Kenya has many new financial laws which uhuru signed. So be very careful. Don't fall for public relations on CZcams.

    • @olivegitau9900
      @olivegitau9900 Před rokem +1

      This is not public relations…..very real. This KMRC home loan through the participating Banks and Saccos is for both buying or constructing a home.

  • @gogetta723
    @gogetta723 Před rokem +4

    These homes that have no title deeds, the certificate is owned by the company, and this issue of its for 100 years!
    What happens after 100 years?
    Also service charges. Where will you get service charge after retirement?.

    • @georgeodhiambo598
      @georgeodhiambo598 Před rokem +2

      That's the old arrangement and even the old ones which were sold under sub-leases will be issued with titles as the head titles which were retained by the developers are revoked. The law has been amended and registration of sectional apartments can now only be under the new Sectional Properties Act under which apartments will have title deeds and the head titles that used to be retained by the developers are revoked. 100 year lease is not unique to flats. Virtually all properties in towns are on 100 year leaseholds. Some are even as short as 50 years. And it applies to apartments as well as bungalows, mansions and maisonettes! Freeholds are found in rural settings.

    • @karenmuthoki9611
      @karenmuthoki9611 Před rokem

      Title is mandatory.

  • @justajustah9809
    @justajustah9809 Před rokem

    Where can we get this please

  • @mayanniesaru4325
    @mayanniesaru4325 Před 4 měsíci

    Good morning do you hv any project at the moment

  • @hukuyukei
    @hukuyukei Před rokem +20

    This guy thinks people dont know MATH, Fixed interest rate pf 9% annually that is 270,000/= extra every year, amd he is downplaying it ati 8,500 per year, this is questionable

    • @samuelgitonga3770
      @samuelgitonga3770 Před rokem

      What about getting a loan from the bank

    • @hukuyukei
      @hukuyukei Před rokem +11

      @@samuelgitonga3770 Banks might be cheaper because currently all Kenyan banks charge a maximum of 13.5% reducing balance interest. These guys are charging 9% flat rate which is equivalent to 17% interest on reducing balance, which is much higher than banks. Save your money and build a house bits by bits.

    • @samuelgitonga3770
      @samuelgitonga3770 Před rokem

      @@hukuyukei how did you get to 17%

    • @samuelgitonga3770
      @samuelgitonga3770 Před rokem

      @@hukuyukei let's say it 8500 per month * 12 month *15 years= 1.55 million
      Per month you pay 8500+ ksh 1200 interest till the end of 15 years but not considered reducing balance?Am I missing something?

    • @trizerachieng4881
      @trizerachieng4881 Před rokem +3

      @@hukuyukei very true

  • @patopato1754
    @patopato1754 Před rokem +3

    Help me get one of 30000

  • @velmaagronomist538
    @velmaagronomist538 Před rokem +2

    Am the first today

  • @mayanniesaru4325
    @mayanniesaru4325 Před 2 měsíci

    Kindly where are KRC

  • @MaryOdhiambo-qx6pw
    @MaryOdhiambo-qx6pw Před rokem

    47 counties where is it in busia?

  • @epiclearntime8185
    @epiclearntime8185 Před rokem

    Say no to bigger debts, you'll be carried away for no reason

  • @johna.4869
    @johna.4869 Před 3 měsíci

    Location ?

  • @loycekerubo4952
    @loycekerubo4952 Před rokem

    Me.. noooo

  • @esthermuthoni896
    @esthermuthoni896 Před rokem +1

    ♥️♥️♥️

  • @kahugumuiruri9057
    @kahugumuiruri9057 Před rokem

    KMRC will lend to my Sacco which has in turn advanced me at 12% plus. So the single digit mortgage here is non existent. Also, he says its on approved houses if i gopt him right. KMRC has no resources to onlend to shift the market.

  • @JohnMwangi-jv3pp
    @JohnMwangi-jv3pp Před rokem +1

    No photos of th houses pls ,

  • @aliasgartopiwala2586
    @aliasgartopiwala2586 Před rokem +1

    So basically for 1 m loan I pay 2.55 m over 25 years, it gives affordability at the cost of a lifetime of labor

    • @TerryanneChebetOfficial
      @TerryanneChebetOfficial  Před rokem +3

      What would you have paid as rent for the same period?

    • @MsHeavensent
      @MsHeavensent Před rokem

      Obviously the property value will have gone up by the end of the 25years. Sounds like a deal.

  • @peterkariuki9073
    @peterkariuki9073 Před rokem +1

    All that glitters is gold? I think No!

  • @brendamazibuko8456
    @brendamazibuko8456 Před rokem +2

    Is it only Kenyas?

    • @karenmuthoki9611
      @karenmuthoki9611 Před rokem +3

      If you work outside Kenya and have your HR seated in Kenya,you can own.If you are carrying out business as a Kenyan in the diaspora,you can own

  • @waruindegwa7270
    @waruindegwa7270 Před rokem +1

    Sometimes you people bring good debates but in the real sense is somehow not practical due to the ailing high taxes

  • @epiclearntime8185
    @epiclearntime8185 Před rokem +1

    Embarrassments are always available in debt

  • @Drjarso
    @Drjarso Před rokem +1

    Any bussiness with interest is just useless venture.Its way of making many people poor at long time

  • @fredTek
    @fredTek Před 6 měsíci

    Bhangi

  • @jeremyclark3843
    @jeremyclark3843 Před rokem

    pr໐๓໐Ş๓