Financing a single-family house approx. 450k - How to implement?

  • Erstellt am 2018-03-10 01:39:37

bierkuh83

2018-03-10 13:45:12
  • #1
Firstly, no one said anything about 1% repayment.. It will rather be towards 2%. And if you calculate with an interest rate level of 5% over 10 years, you should perhaps rather recommend not building now but saving and then buying cheaply... Reasonable assumptions are the basis for sensible economic decisions. With solid planning, a loan amount of max. 400k, it is absolutely possible.
 

ares83

2018-03-10 13:46:50
  • #2
Are you sure about the costs for the house? Do you have an offer or a calculation for that? Otherwise, the following loan calculations are pointless. It feels like the 300k€ for Bavaria might be a bit tight, especially since in Bavaria anything under 180sqm is considered a small single-family house. From our experience with the banks: anything that is not firmly stated in the employment contract does not matter, monthly spikes upwards due to Christmas bonuses/night bonuses/vacation pay were also not considered.
 

Zaba12

2018-03-10 13:56:22
  • #3


- True, the OP would even want to pay less than 1% repayment based on his first post.
- Have you been following the last 4 months? Interest rates have risen by 0.5-0.6%. You should never say never for 10 years. The economy will not go to the dogs if the interest rate rises.
- I am currently building 138 sqm in Bavaria with a basement and outdoor area. All in 530k€, of which 95k€ is land. In Bavaria, you won't get far with max. 400k€ all in.

Let's just leave it at that. I don't feel like responding anymore. We simply have different views. And that's not what this is about here.
 

bierkuh83

2018-03-10 14:12:17
  • #4
 

liquidwolf

2018-03-10 15:02:12
  • #5
Thank you very much for (just) the many different opinions (although I can see a tendency...). That is what my post here is intended for.

It is quite fascinating how difficult it must be to finance a house with a single income of more than €110k per year. That makes me wonder how someone who is entitled to the announced Baukindergeld (with a family income of max. €75k) is supposed to manage it.

Would another type of financing be conceivable through the combination of a loan (that is not amortized) and a home savings contract with high special payments?

Well, in the end, the bank has the final say anyway!

Oh yes, regarding the house: the previous offers were all a (good) bit under €300k for about 175 sqm without a basement. I can't say exactly yet because the building plot has not yet been finally assigned.
 

Zaba12

2018-03-10 15:17:18
  • #6
For 2 children, the limit for the Baukindergeld due to the allowances is 105k€. Therefore, an application with children at Up to 100k€ is rather a kind of luxury problem.

My assumption is that your case will be considered "individually" for credit approval in internal service.

This is just a guess
 

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