110% financing in one or two loans?

  • Erstellt am 2018-07-05 13:54:11

Buchweizen

2018-07-06 10:54:09
  • #1


Very gladly. I see that you can’t generally say which option is better.
Which numbers do you/you all need exactly?

And could you explain the subordinate registration to me? It’s still all Greek to me.
 

HilfeHilfe

2018-07-06 11:12:00
  • #2


Just post the offers!

It can't be that hard to post concrete interest rates!

A good broker could do that too!
 

Buchweizen

2018-07-06 11:20:05
  • #3


Look in the thread, I have already mentioned interest rates.

And as I said, so far there is only one offer from a broker for this property.
The old offers referred to a different purchase price and are probably no longer valid. Back then, it was the classic "how much house could we afford" query to be able to reserve immediately if a specific house was liked.
 

kbt09

2018-07-06 11:29:08
  • #4
, you mention some interest rates, and in a side note you then state that this is already averaged for one variant, etc.

Just present one variant with all components in ONE post. Including purchase price, incidental costs, planned measures and their urgency. And along with that, the statement of what can actually be achieved.

Then no one here has to play a searching game, etc.
By the way, there is a very good post about this in the forum’s pinned topics:
 

Buchweizen

2018-07-06 11:37:17
  • #5
I have read the post. At the beginning of this thread, it was initially just about getting an assessment of which option leads to a lower total amount based on experience. Meanwhile, it has turned out that it is not so easy to say. Therefore, of course, I will gladly get in touch when there are concrete comparison offers.
 

HilfeHilfe

2018-07-06 12:45:05
  • #6
Then do it! I do not want to exercise my brain on any vague assumption! Otherwise, Excel does not lie! And an annuity loan is easy to model.
 
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