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Housing Plan Rent actuation with Propertybank, Trustbond

If you can't afford your rent at the moment, Propertybank has good news for you. Don't miss out on this opportunity. 
Rent Actuation 
Has your family grown bigger and you need more home space?
Are you experiencing difficulty saving up rent for your dream home?
Do you have to make an emergency move and need emergency cash?
Do you need to relocate but faced with Liquidity Challenge?
Now you can rent a house at any location in Lagos and Abuja with just 20% of the rent and no collateral!!
A leading real estate marketing brand, PropertyBank, has launched an innovative rent product tagged  RENT ACTUATION specially created for home seekers who cannot afford their rent at the moment.
This innovation is achievable under a working agreement between PropertyBank and TrustBond Mortgage Bank Plc.
PropertyBank is an online real estate marketing platform with a potpourri of properties covering residential, commercial, industrial properties, warehouses, plots of land etc.
Potential tenants who are currently unable to afford their choice of properties can now live in their choice houses by contacting PropertyBank for options of houses selectable from the platform while rent loan will be provided by TrustBondMortgage Bank Plc. Initial terms and conditions include:
  1. 20% minimum equity contribution
  2. One year rent repayable within 6 to 9 months
  3. Two years rent repayable within 12 to 18 months
These terms are subject to conditions precedent to disbursement of funds by TrustBond Mortgage Bank Plc.
TrustBond Mortgages operate with a national mortgage banking license with offices in Lagos and Abuja. Their presence in these cities gives residents the opportunity to access rent loan for properties provided by PropertyBank. 
For further enquiries, contact PropertyBank:
Call 07002224444
Facebook: facebook.com/propertybankng
Twitter: @Thepropertybank
Linkedin: PropertyBank NG
This is a feature by Property Bank.

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