Building / buying a house under the circumstances possible?

  • Erstellt am 2018-06-12 16:30:54

SilentGalaxy

2018-06-14 15:38:14
  • #1
Well, even 240 € is a burden that doesn't have to be. I consider buying a house and also building a new one in a reasonable way naturally feasible. The only problem is apparently the massive consumer behavior and throwing money out the window at still 35!! years old.

If that is stopped and one of the two keeps control over the money, everything is easily doable.

We saved 75,000 in 5 years with a little less income and we were not starving. It's all a matter of attitude.
 

Zaba12

2018-06-14 16:18:19
  • #2


I will do that... as soon as I have time.

But 240€ remains 240€, no matter what the situation is. If the car with engine damage is in the workshop, then even a household of 2 people with an income of 4500€ is happy about the remaining 240€ in the account.

The mentioned savings rate, even if it was listed here, is pure theory, because both the monthly savings rate and the freely available monthly 930€ were and are being spent.

My conclusion: Buying a house with that amount is definitely feasible at the moment. Consumption behavior must be adjusted with a house.
 

Yaso2.0

2018-06-14 16:35:06
  • #3


we do come to the same conclusion after all..

The OP is aware of the previous consumption behavior and has also explained that both are willing to change it after buying the house, so in my opinion it already fits now and not only in a few years.
 

HilfeHilfe

2018-06-14 17:18:08
  • #4

Yeah, at the moment. When the cash register is empty and you can no longer go to Giovanni, it might possibly hit the substance. A colleague was overwhelmed by buying a house. Rented out an adjacent apartment. Now she is pissed that her tenants feel richer. This year Caribbean vacation and bought the biggest Weber grill. She can no longer afford that. Child part-time, car and heating broken. Also an existing property. What I want to say with this is that you can already get depressed here. And owning property does not always make you happier.
 

chand1986

2018-06-14 19:06:30
  • #5


I've been saying that for a while... it's just a life choice. The need for a house is simply lower without kids.
 

ypg

2018-06-14 22:44:25
  • #6
did you overlook the current savings rate of €1200???? Besides, the €950 rent will no longer apply, but about €500 in additional costs will come... I don't see the financial situation as too bad now, BUT...



The expenses are already partially calculated quite well. For example, the necessary clothing is missing. For groceries, you should count half of the eating out expenses, because going from 100% to zero is not so easily implemented, and on the other hand, if you can no longer afford eating out, you might buy somewhat higher quality and, of course, more groceries. I definitely see the child angle as well. I will explain that further below.

What living expenses has Dr. Klein calculated? Does Dr. Klein know that it is "only" property under the WEG? Please google it... it is possible that the interest rates are higher there.



I would not underestimate such a situation!

I see your reasons for the desire to own property in the misconception that you then have no more unplanned expenses. Mistake: you actually have more unplanned expenses when owning property than when renting.


Here the misconception reason is given that renting money is thrown away. But I see a lower rent than your calculated financing rate. And that will not change anymore. Sure, after 28 years... but I do not see this as your true reason why ownership is your desire.
In the same breath, the missing room for the child is mentioned.
So the fact is: I read contradictions and no fully thought-out reasons.
I do not read that you want a garden, responsibility for property, or comfort enjoyment etc.

When I then read "but" 3! times....





... alternating with...

7!!! times something about friends who own property or people who buy something


... I do not see that you understand what was written to you.

I would advise you or you to not consider others, but your own situation. It seems to me as if you want to keep up: with marrying, with the house... one starts, then the next follows with ownership, the third feels the pressure, etc. It is the same with having children. Women/girlfriends have other topics of conversation, then you don't want to be an outsider and nurture the child wish.

That you might wonder how some manage actually shows your thinking that "if he/she, then we can too," but life is not a competition. Also, there is the most lying about money. And if someone has inherited, then so be it. Then it is their money and their experience. You have to look at your own situation and not compete.



In that respect, you expressed it well: necessity of saving.

When I look at everything as a whole, this scenario might not be far away at all


But first of all, I would suggest in your place to deal with what actually makes you happy about a house (and not your friends)

Then another advice: a low house fee does not protect against costs, on the contrary, it can mean that giving up management and not adjusting reserves means that a five-figure sum for repairs must be released quite quickly.
Since the age of the house is unknown, I would first commission an expert to take a look at the property.
 

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