The 90/10 real estate financing model, which allowed buyers to pay only a small portion of the price upon signing the contract, attracted many Israelis. Many hoped to resell their apartment at a profit even before completing the purchase. However, the decline in real estate prices over the past year has disrupted these plans. Numerous buyers, who initially paid between 7% and 15% of the price, now find themselves unable to complete their purchase. This model, seen as an opportunity to financially assist their children, has turned into a nightmare for these families. The article highlights the challenges faced by these buyers, who are now in a financial deadlock.
