Self-Build Mortgages
Our dedicated team of mortgage experts will be available to discuss all your self-build needs. We can chat you through your options and help with understanding the process for applying for your self-build mortgage with AIB (NI). We will provide you with information, advise you on what documentation you will need as well as reviewing your affordability.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE
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Speak to a mortgage advisor today. They’ll explain exactly what is involved, and answer any of your questions.
Call us (Monday – Friday 09:00 – 17:00 (excluding Bank Holidays), request a call back or drop in to any AIB branch
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General Information about AIB (NI) Mortgages
Frequently asked questions
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Mortgage Charges
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Important Information
AIB (NI) reserves the right to withdraw or amend products at any time. Loans are granted subject to an appraisal of the applicant's financial standing. Applicants must be 18yrs or over. Minimum mortgage amount £25,000. Self-build mortgages are available for properties based in Northern Ireland only. Lending criteria, terms and conditions apply. An independent valuation will be required. Your mortgage will be secured against the mortgaged property. Primary residence only.
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