Exilion
2019-05-09 18:28:04
- #1
Good day everyone,
like many of you, we have also been dealing with the topic of "own home" for some time now. In this regard, I would like to get your assessments of our financial situation.
Data: - both 30 years old - combined net income of €7,365 per month (€3,650 and €3,715, including Christmas bonus/vacation pay) - both permanently employed - no debts or loans - approx. €180,000 equity - monthly expenses €3,375 (of which €825 cold rent) - monthly savings rate thus about €3,990 - desire to have children possibly in the next few years
Property/Purchase Wish: - We are interested in a single-family house from the 1950s with a large plot that would need complete renovation. The purchase price is €560,000 (including real estate transfer tax, notary, land registry). We roughly estimate renovation costs of about €270,000. Total price therefore in the range of €830,000, which still means a considerable loan amount of €650,000 after deducting the equity.
The bank says they would finance this amount for us. What do you think? Are we taking on too much, especially if temporarily a salary is lost (child, unemployment...)?
Thanks for your help, Regards Erik
like many of you, we have also been dealing with the topic of "own home" for some time now. In this regard, I would like to get your assessments of our financial situation.
Data: - both 30 years old - combined net income of €7,365 per month (€3,650 and €3,715, including Christmas bonus/vacation pay) - both permanently employed - no debts or loans - approx. €180,000 equity - monthly expenses €3,375 (of which €825 cold rent) - monthly savings rate thus about €3,990 - desire to have children possibly in the next few years
Property/Purchase Wish: - We are interested in a single-family house from the 1950s with a large plot that would need complete renovation. The purchase price is €560,000 (including real estate transfer tax, notary, land registry). We roughly estimate renovation costs of about €270,000. Total price therefore in the range of €830,000, which still means a considerable loan amount of €650,000 after deducting the equity.
The bank says they would finance this amount for us. What do you think? Are we taking on too much, especially if temporarily a salary is lost (child, unemployment...)?
Thanks for your help, Regards Erik