Kaschi
2021-07-11 13:38:33
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You should use the simple past tense, because with a three-week-old child you are only just beginning to understand what a child actually costs. Personally, I would not expect the saving rate to remain unchanged given the previous lifestyle.
Apart from that: 265 K land + 450 K house + 100 K development/ancillary costs/other amount to 815 K for me, which need to be financed in total. If you can sell your current house with perhaps a 200 K profit - no idea if that is realistic - there would still be 615 K left for a bank loan. That is almost double your current financing. I see little chance of that without significant other changes. Just my two cents ...
Thank you for your assessment, which I share. That is why we are considering whether to buy the land now and then evaluate the situation over the next four years, see how much we can sell our house for, and if necessary, sell the land again. I just have no idea how such financing could look. Current remaining debt + 265,000 EUR land amount to 535,000 EUR. That should actually be doable with my salary, right? In three years we will then know how much the house is worth, how much my wife earns again, and what the child costs us per month.
We are simply of the opinion that if we ever get the chance for such a plot again, it will rather be more expensive than cheaper and so we now have to decide for or against realizing our dream. With the purchase, we postpone this decision further into the future, because financially things can still change until then.