Choosing fixation is a very important step that can determine whether or not you will pay more money in the future or not.

The rules for choosing correct fixation period are quite simple, so let’s dive in together and see how does it work!

The most basic problem expats face here in Czech republic is definitely launguage.

For some reason bank many branch workers or govermental office workers still cannot speach English properly and if so it is barely usable for ordering food not to mention explaining mortgage.

Maxmilian in this episode shows what exact problems you might face and what to be really aware of when buying a property in Czech republic in terms of launguage barrier.

Summary of all the basic documents that you will most likely have to deal with when applying for mortgage in Czech republic.

This list includes evaluation, confirmation of income or residency card.

Another episode of Common Problems with today's focus on income.

Proving income can be very problematic if you are self-employed or have rental income, for example.

In this episode, we'll go over the basic types of income and discuss the potential pitfalls you may encounter.

There are many forms of residency that foreigners can have in the Czech Republic.

In this episode, we'll go through them one by one and find out whether you can apply for a mortgage with a given type of residence.

You'll also learn how your home country affects your ability to apply for a mortgage.

In this episode, we're going to go over some basic mortgage terms, such as maturity, fixation, LTV etc., so you can get a better understanding of what we'll be talking about in the coming episodes.

The opening short episode, where Maxmilián and Štěpán talk about the format of the podcast and how their roles are divided in terms of specialization in different financial areas.