Construction financing with child support?

For everyone interested, here is an update: According to the ex-wife, the loan is supposed to be repaid on time (by 31.01.). Everything would be signed except for the extension loan as well as the declaration of purpose for the land register - that should be available in the next few days. But on the one hand, it is not an extension loan, since it is being refinanced not at Bank A but Bank B, and on the other hand: What was signed if not the loan?! And why are they waiting for documents here? They usually just come out of the printer. It remains exciting.

You don't believe that yourselves, do you? With those conditions, you'd already have trouble getting a consumer loan.

You don't believe that yourselves, do you? With those conditions, it's already difficult to get a consumer loan.

The ex-husband initially has no other choice but to wait until the repayment date. If he actively questions it beforehand in front of the ex-wife, he looks pretty foolish if she then does wave a loan - for whatever reason. Maybe there is a guarantor?!

The ex-husband initially has no choice but to wait until the redemption date. If he actively questions it before the ex-wife, he looks pretty stupid if she then waves a loan - for whatever reason. Maybe there is a guarantor?!

Not with that amount. The "guarantor" would already have to be included in the loan agreement as the borrower. But who wants that. We're not talking about a TV here.

The "guarantor" would already have to be included in the loan agreement as a borrower.

A guarantor is a guarantor and not a borrower.

Hello everyone! I would like to ask a question to the group: The ex-husband has now received a purpose declaration for signature on Friday afternoon. His advisor at the bank advised him not to sign anything blindly and offered to take a look at it. However, the ex-wife wants the documents back by Sunday with the justification: "...If you want out of the obligation, this is your way until Monday, otherwise we cannot finance and you have to stay in for the time being...". She can submit the documents on Tuesday, Wednesday, or any other day – the financing might be delayed by a few days, but it won't fall through just because the documents are not submitted on Monday, right?! Are there any experiences regarding this? Thanks in advance!

Now you are being unfair!

They usually just come out of the printer.

Original signatures cannot be printed.

His advisor at the bank advised him not to sign anything blindly and offered to take a look.

That's probably not new – she could have saved herself that phrase.

She can also submit the documents on Tuesday, Wednesday, any other day –

Not only during Corona times do you not always have the opportunity to enter a public building without an appointment.