In Denmark this is possible and common. Danish mortgages can always be bought back at 100% value (if the rate drops), and for example a 2% mortgage from a few years ago can be bought back around 85% value.
This is really interesting. Nothing like it exists in the US as far as I know.
I am ignorant of current and previous Danish mortgage interest rates. Assuming a 2% mortgage from a few years back, and current interest rates at say 6%, I would expect to buy back at less than 85% value.
I am ignorant of current and previous Danish mortgage interest rates. Assuming a 2% mortgage from a few years back, and current interest rates at say 6%, I would expect to buy back at less than 85% value.