Finance a 1 million Euro house without equity?

  • Erstellt am 2025-01-14 11:56:17

filosof

2025-01-14 15:03:47
  • #1
It is good that you have collateral. However, more important for the bank is that you can reliably pay your loan installment. Having to resort to the collateral means enormous effort for the banks (forced auction, etc.). And then 11 times that. Incidentally, with a solid equity, you will also pay less interest...
 

therealhotboy

2025-01-14 15:45:12
  • #2


I have now commissioned a broker to sell the first 3 properties, I am curious how long it will take me to find buyers for 3 properties.

At the moment the market is tough, buyers are lacking, economic slump + still high interest rate, although it has already gone down.
 

nordanney

2025-01-14 15:49:55
  • #3

With this, you also exactly describe the dilemma of the bank. What collateral does it have in the context of the appraisal when the market is difficult, when you can hardly sell the apartment, etc.

But once again: Please answer the questions we asked you. Then you will surely also get an answer from bankers.
 

therealhotboy

2025-01-14 15:53:05
  • #4


Sorry, I am a new member, which questions? I don’t quite get it yet, I just registered earlier today.
 

nordanney

2025-01-14 15:58:32
  • #5



These are the questions from the recent posts.
 

kurzy

2025-01-14 16:55:12
  • #6


Hello Nordanney,

how do you come to the conclusion that the condominiums within a homeowners' association are appraised based on the material value? Nobody does that. Since these are 1-room apartments not suitable for owner-occupation, they are (with us) appraised using the income approach, so the value is probably to be set lower. Within Stuttgart, comparable values can also be used; outside the city, the data situation in Baden-Württemberg is so poor that a comparable value range is only depicted as a guideline. With these values, it would be 11 x small loans according to §24 + 1 full appraisal for the financing object. Nobody will want to do that work.

I work in this metropolitan region as a certified appraiser and architect at a credit institution.
 
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