Assessment of financial feasibility - is it doable?

  • Erstellt am 2019-01-07 15:11:46

WilhelmRo

2019-01-07 16:19:41
  • #1

Costs?
 

Hoppsi

2019-01-07 16:24:55
  • #2
55,000 including additional costs
 

face26

2019-01-07 16:25:18
  • #3
Well, you can plan a lot. But 300k 30 years 2% simply means about 1,100 installment... that doesn’t even include the land yet. So how is the land supposed to be paid for and how much does it cost?

Regarding the land/equity

If you are listed as owners in the land register and there are no other encumbrances and you don’t tell the bank anything about the agreement with the acquaintance, then the bank considers it equity.
But that would mean you made false statements. You sign a self-disclosure with the bank. That is legally no joke if you knowingly provide false information there.

On the subject of private loans... don’t imagine it’s that simple. There is also the tax office. Google private loan tax office tax deferral etc.
 

Zaba12

2019-01-07 16:25:47
  • #4
Just because a private loan does not charge interest, it does not mean at all that Janosch does not have to repay it. Sure, there are agreements like, "You pay what you can" or "You pay starting from the 11th year" or "You only pay 50%" etc.

But it just comes on top. Besides, the bank will want to know where the money for the property is coming from if you are not listed in the land register.

Since you didn't say anything about the size and equipment, I assume a medium standard. So air-to-water heat pump, controlled residential ventilation, underfloor heating, fireplace, electric shutters, colored plastic windows, etc., without a basement.

Including ancillary costs, it will be almost impossible in a usual size of 150-170 sqm.

Especially since you, as a layman, already assess the property as having a "slight slope," it will probably be something around 1-2m or more in reality. Compensating for that can easily "eat up" 30k€.

But anyway, these are all just assumptions meant to get you thinking about the total construction cost.
 

Hoppsi

2019-01-07 16:34:26
  • #5




As I said, the current status is that we will be listed in the land register. And, I understand that the self-disclosure must of course include the information about the private loan or however it is ultimately handled with the bank. However, in the first step the bank will have nothing to do with the payment itself. That’s all I meant to say.



From neighboring builders I know that nothing has to be absorbed here and no immense additional costs have occurred. Still, you are right, and we need to clarify that.
 

Zaba12

2019-01-07 16:42:31
  • #6

What is actually planned? Size, type of construction, equipment?
 

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