Financial requirements for building a prefabricated house

Hello, I am new here & just want to quickly join in^^ We were told it’s best to have 20-30% equity of the total loan amount. We would also like to save for another 1-2 years, like you are planning. But for us, it depends on the plot of land. If we don’t buy it now, someone else will... :/ Also, every company says it’s better to build now than later. After the last few months, we have talked to so many "experts" and independents. Everyone says something different. :D

Hello, I’m new here & I’ll just quickly join in^^
We were told it’s best to have 20-30% equity of the total loan value..

Ah ok - thanks

We would also like to save for another 1-2 years, like you plan to. For us, it depends on the plot.
If we don’t buy it now, someone else will... :/.

If only we had a decent plot. It’s not so easy here in the eastern Ruhr metropolitan area

Besides, every company says it’s better to build now than later.

Sure, they want the sales now and not later :D

After the last few months we’ve spoken with so many “experts” and independents. Everyone says something different. :D

I noticed that too – I think you have to find a middle ground from all the opinions...

Building is a matter of trust...
And knowing people and "trusting your gut" is kind of a thing with me. :D

I always form my own opinion and am not afraid to make unpopular or wrong decisions. By the way, I have an appointment next week at Town & Country to have a house calculated. Let's see how it will turn out.

We have appointments at Bien-Zenker and Schwörerhaus. We can exchange experiences then!

Gladly – however, my needs are not very high. 110-120 sqm KFW70, over 1.5 floors and 4 or 5 rooms. Open kitchen, no basement, front spit – those would be the main points. Bay window, conservatory, etc. would be nice, but not a must