Akiva leverages his extensive experience and comprehensive knowledge in both legal and banking domains to benefit each client. His hands-on approach and meticulous attention to detail ensure the best and most seamless acquisition experience for our clients at every step of the process.

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At EliteStone Israel, we pride ourselves on our unwavering dedication to representing buyers exclusively. Our commitment means we are not bound by specific listings, sellers, or projects, allowing us to impartially explore all available housing options without any obligations. Once you've selected the location to purchase, you can rest assured that we'll fiercely advocate for your rights and interests every step of the way, ensuring a seamless journey until the keys to your new home are securely in your hands – and even beyond, when needed. With EliteStone at your side, you'll receive continuous guidance and support, empowering you to make informed decisions with confidence.

At EliteStone Israel, we exclusively represent buyers. We never act on behalf of sellers or developers. In fact, we are solely compensated from our clients. EliteStone Israel does not receive any incentives from vendors, sellers or developers, ensuring our clients are always receiving 100% unbiased advice.

Absolutely. Several banks extend loan facilities to foreigners. Each bank offers distinct products and loan terms, with rates and services differing significantly among lenders. Foreign buyers typically qualify for loans of up to 50% Loan-To-Value (LTV) ratio.

Typically, banks prefer borrowers to complete their mortgage payments by the age of 75. However, we have the flexibility to negotiate extended terms, potentially allowing repayment until the ages of 80 or even 85 in certain cases.

Certainly. Typically, terms extend up to 30 years. However, it's important to note that fixed-rate loans may incur prepayment penalties.

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For Israeli citizens purchasing their primary residence, financing of up to 75% of the home's value is typically attainable. However, for foreign residents, the maximum financing available is usually capped at 50%.

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