Bank for subordinated financing or second rank

  • Erstellt am 2025-05-13 12:56:55

nordanney

2025-05-13 18:03:07
  • #1
It costs a prepayment penalty. Nothing more.
 

HuppelHuppel

2025-05-13 19:48:19
  • #2


That would then be about 11k + two times notary/land registry. Thanks, it’s worth considering.
 

tomtom79

2025-05-13 23:11:10
  • #3
We only recently completed the topic. Our ten years are over. "Unfortunately," we had invested everything in building society contracts and KfW at the time. The building society contracts run for two years longer, but at least offer an interest rate of 1.5% as a small consolation.

We received and also accepted an offer from Dr. Klein.

The Raiffeisenbank went into second priority with 3.1%. The Sparda-Bank would have also matched it—even with 3.2% for 15 years—but I declined.

For this, the property had to be revalued, which cost us nothing—apart from an on-site appointment carried out by value.ag.

The remaining sum and the current property value were decisive for the interest rate. Unfortunately, I did not receive any documents regarding the valuation—that is allegedly normal.

The bank had to go into second priority because the building society contracts run for 12 years. I still suspect that this was intentional. By the way: The LBS and the Sparkasse offered us 3.8%—even though we have been long-standing customers. I complained about how such a thing can be offered to loyal customers. We have never missed a payment at any time—this is how you lose customers.
 

Grundaus

2025-05-14 11:07:00
  • #4
Building society contracts can normally be repaid at any time.... you just lose the good interest rate.
 

Grundaus

2025-05-14 11:08:12
  • #5
How much money do you need then. Building societies also grant loans without a land register entry
 

HuppelHuppel

2025-05-30 11:28:07
  • #6
Thanks to Dr. Klein, we now have two "offers" (according to the system) from banks that would take the second rank.

For the remaining amount, the "cheaper" bank wants 3.48% for ten years. I was considering possibly including the KFW 124 as well to improve the financing gap, but that is at 3.74%. That probably won't be worth it, right?
 

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