Building a house with a granny flat financially realistic?

You once mentioned an inheritance. When do you think, tragically, it could be time? 3 years? 10 years, 20 years? With the additional money (six-figure), it could work. Why don’t you want to ask your bank?

No, my parents are not supposed to co-finance. They want to and it was also their suggestion with the [Einliegerwohnung]. Unfortunately, I can’t do anything about it if it didn’t work out with your parents. Please whine in your own thread.

You once mentioned an inheritance. When do you think it could tragically happen? 3 years? 10 years, 20 years? With the additional money (six figures), it might work. Why don't you want to ask your bank?

No one can say. Maybe it will work out sometime. But we definitely do not want to 'wait' for it. We will also ask our house bank. I just thought that the Sparkasse, for example, wants to make a good profit from us.

We will also ask our house bank. I just thought that, for example, the Sparkasse wants to make a decent profit from us.

EVERY, but absolutely EVERY bank wants to make money. But don't worry, advice is free.

You once mentioned an inheritance. When do you think, tragically, it could happen? 3 years? 10 years, 20 years? With the additional money (six figures), it might work. Why don’t you ask your bank?

I’m telling you. The main thing is to base everything on the parents. Even death. Disrespectful.

As a rule, it is a misconception to co-finance the construction costs through a granny flat, as the additional costs roughly make the whole a zero-sum game.