Construction financing feasible with my net income?

Of course, the property will be "attached" for the next 16 years, but that's not what it's about. I just wanted to hear other opinions, if only because of the 25%. But well, I wasn't aware that the 25% are purely the loan costs; I thought the ancillary costs were included. That puts the whole thing into perspective a little bit.

So I also find that doable. However, it could look different if there are kids involved. In case of emergency, you can always sell the motorcycle and save money or save up a cushion in the meantime.

At 32 years old, bringing home his 2.8 is something like A "I'm really high" What do you want to hear here? 25% is wrong - 30% is considered - applies to average families with 2 children. You got the loan from the bank, so where is the problem? Loan costs are of course calculated WITHOUT ancillary costs. May I ask which industry authority you work in?

Looking for a wife, getting married, having children, selling the house and building a new one. ;) How many square meters and how high will the resale value be? The question is also: NOW or LATER life?

2800 net at that age sounds like A13.
Teacher, for example ;)

Or newly employed in the asylum application processing authority.