400k house estimated - became a 470k house / an experience report

  • Erstellt am 2020-08-07 13:49:14

tumaa

2020-08-24 21:33:24
  • #1
Sooner or later, the money will be squandered anyway....

Some spend it on:

House
or
Cars
or
Lifestyle
or
Travel
etc.

I have friends who spend 200-300€ every weekend on entertainment, I put it into the house, my hobbies are practically free.

A colleague of mine is over 60 years old, has always rented, his monthly rent is about 1400€, in the end, he and his wife will only live off their pension, not much will be left.
 

Müllerin

2020-08-24 22:30:18
  • #2


tell me, what's wrong with you...?
I never wrote anything about "the evil bank" or mistakes.
The fact is, if I can't pay my installments, I lose the house.
Therefore, it is not completely mine beforehand either.
 

pagoni2020

2020-08-24 22:39:25
  • #3

....therefore, you would hardly own anything at all, since ultimately most of it could be taken by the bailiff if one does not meet their payment obligations. Not even the money in your wallet... pocket seizure.
 

Seven1984

2020-08-25 08:01:37
  • #4
The big difference is 200,000 euros. How long do you work for 200,000 euros net taxed? I need a large number of days, weeks, months, years of life time to work for that... That is a significant difference. You also have to pay it back at some point..... it's not just the 300 euros monthly additional burden (or so...)
 

Bookstar

2020-08-25 08:56:05
  • #5
Your monthly installment hardly affects it. The value of the house increases. So it is almost irrelevant.

Regarding purchase or leasing/financing. Both are to be seen as equivalent. You have to evaluate what is more economical. Leasing cars can be cheaper than buying with your own money.

That has nothing to do with buying on credit.
 

nordanney

2020-08-25 10:53:16
  • #6
Identical to the house. Often buying is cheaper than renting – with the advantage that it is ownership and forced saving in addition.
 
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