Monthly and once-off together
Most calculators stop at the repayment. This one adds Once-off Costs broken into Deposit, Bond Registration and Property Transfer, so the buyer sees the cash they need up front.
One bond, one rate, the monthly and the once-off in one view.
Built for Free State estate agents working Universitas, Brandwag, Langenhoven Park, and beyond. Bond Repayment Calculator has no provincial version and nothing regional to switch on. Agents in Free State get the same screens and the same fields as agents anywhere else in South Africa. What changes is the stock you work, not the software.
From your agent website navbar choose Tools then Calculator. The page opens at /tools/calculator on the Bond Repayment tab by default.
Fill in Purchase Amount (R) and, where there is one, Deposit (R) (Optional). Opened from a sale listing page the purchase amount is already prefilled.
Interest Rate (%) starts at 10.5 and Loan Term (Yrs) at 20. Change either to whatever the buyer is likely to be offered.
Monthly Bond Payment, Once-off Costs split into Deposit, Bond Registration and Property Transfer, and Gross Monthly Income Required all move together.
Most calculators stop at the repayment. This one adds Once-off Costs broken into Deposit, Bond Registration and Property Transfer, so the buyer sees the cash they need up front.
Interest Rate (%) and Loan Term (Yrs) are plain inputs, prefilled at 10.5% over 20 years. Change either and every figure redraws as you type.
There is no handoff from the calculator itself. In the CRM an agreement carries a bond originator contact field, where you record who the buyer was referred to.
Yes. Bond Repayment Calculator has no Free State version and no provincial setting to configure. An agency working Universitas, Brandwag, Langenhoven Park, and beyond gets the same screens, the same fields and the same defaults as an agency anywhere else in South Africa. The province is the context you bring to it: median Free State price is R780k, and the trend there is stable, education + healthcare anchored.
You type it in. The field is prefilled at 10.5% and the on page disclaimer notes the calculator uses the prime interest rate by default and that the rate your bank offers may vary.
No. There is no FLISP or subsidy logic in the calculator. It works from the purchase amount, deposit, rate and term you enter.
Yes. A link reading "View bond and transfer cost breakdown" takes you to the Bond & Transfer tab, where every line item behind Once-off Costs is itemised.
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