HilfeHilfe
2020-07-31 09:47:56
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Wait a moment. So the apartment is not really equity but only bank collateral for the mortgage? Or will it be sold? Otherwise, you really get financed per person 650k-800k with an income from public service? Then you must have at least 4,500 net.Good morning everyone, Thank you already for your answers. I’ll try to answer all questions. Yes, the plot alone costs €1,220,000. Unfortunately, this is absolutely normal here and definitely not the most expensive offer. However, the owner yesterday said we will see where we can come to an agreement. So we might still have a minimal bit of room to negotiate downwards. But of course, that does not change the rough calculation. The equity of 900k is a paid-off 4-room apartment, ground floor with garden. It belongs to my parents and they would include it 100% as a gift to my sister and me. As I said, we are still living there currently, so it would have to be financed in the meantime. There is theoretically a second collateral for the bank, namely my parents’ house (large plot in the Munich city area, value over 2 million). My sister and I are co-owners along with our cousins. However, our parents have usufruct on it. But they would guarantee for it. The loan of 650k per family is already clarified with the bank, we would actually each get up to 800k, but we would rather not go into debt that high. That’s why the question was whether you consider the sum of about 880k for a semi-detached house (living area about 140 sqm per half) + garage + additional construction costs to be feasible. Maybe a brief word about our income. We are three employees in the public service (all in senior service). And my brother-in-law is self-employed in the advertising film production sector. My parents (should they guarantee) are both still fully employed and also both in the public service.