Building a house - building savings contract with bad interest rates

  • Erstellt am 2015-06-21 21:16:14

toxicmolotof

2015-06-22 09:23:15
  • #1
I am certainly a fan of tight financing when the framework is right and the details are calculated precisely.

But here I also say: hands off or slim down by at least 100,000 euros (better 150,000 euros).
 

laemat

2015-06-22 09:33:10
  • #2
that sounds like troll mail or personal bankruptcy
 

chripe

2015-06-22 14:47:57
  • #3
Thank you for responding at least partially seriously. Of course, without family support it would be totally naive. That is why I am asking for advice. It's not about being put down - no, thank you - but rather about realistic tips and help on how much we should approximately still save or borrow from family (or receive as an early inheritance gift)...
 

Sebastian79

2015-06-22 14:52:39
  • #4
A gift is one thing, but borrowed money must also be paid back. Are the parents/in-laws wealthy enough to be able to provide such a large amount of money (interest-free)?
 

chripe

2015-06-22 14:54:22
  • #5
There is the question: what does "so viel" mean? How much do I realistically need from you? Quite a bit of money is already with my parents, grandparents, and an aunt of my husband - yes. The question is whether they will leave it to us. Definitely interest-free, they would only come up with the idea of wanting something for it.
 

Musketier

2015-06-22 14:58:16
  • #6
200-250K€ gifted and not loaned. Then it might fit.
 
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