1% repayment. Which banks? Requirements? Free land charge

  • Erstellt am 2020-02-20 23:04:56

HilfeHilfe

2020-02-21 11:57:05
  • #1


that is like the king to us his servitude
 

Golfi90

2020-02-21 12:15:05
  • #2
I did think of it too! D
 

guckuck2

2020-02-21 13:24:57
  • #3
Just accept the experience report that even ING does not go below 1% with excellent creditworthiness.
 

Hyponex

2020-02-21 13:30:58
  • #4
So 1% repayment with today's interest rate??? You want 1.5% interest and repayment? And when after 10 years interest rates are at 5%, then comes the awakening???

So ING, Signal Iduna, Münchener Hypotheken Bank, they can do 1%
DSL Bank already wants 1.5%
many others at least 2%

but in this constellation everything is a "matter of negotiation!" I say this from 500,000€

that means if you provide the collateral, they would also do 1%.

So you have to look at everything as a "whole":
optimal if you want to rent out the condominium:
- you already do a forward + already take out part, i.e. immediately take another loan as capital procurement!
- you then use this loan as capital procurement on the condominium as equity for the house!

possibly you then reach 80% financing, depending on the region currently 20 years at 0.69% are possible (often however with 2% or more repayment)

since interest on owner-occupied homes (self-used property) is not tax deductible, you should make a deal = very good interest rates, preferably with 1% repayment + special repayment!

with a rented property the interest can be higher because it is offset against rental income for tax purposes...

so as I said, negotiate with 2-3 banks and get a complete package where tax burdens are also taken into account with rental income (so also involve a tax advisor!).
 

Steffen80

2020-02-21 14:01:03
  • #5
 

Steffen80

2020-02-21 14:03:13
  • #6


1. we have never never never!!! been so far away from rising interest rates you may google the explanation yourself..

2. with interest rates below 1%...(some say below 2%) repayment makes no sense
 

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