Financing after separation, what happens next?

  • Erstellt am 2022-07-19 22:29:08

mayglow

2022-07-20 22:31:28
  • #1
And you alone? And what is the rate? Would you trust yourself to do it alone or did you even want to do that? Still, one should sort things out with the land register and the loan contract, and that would be even more unpleasant. Besides, you would have a finished house that would probably be way too big for you alone. "Too good to sell" seems like a rather strange argument to me now. If the other half has already announced that they are no longer interested in it and it doesn't work for you alone, then it doesn't help at all.
 

ypg

2022-07-20 22:39:10
  • #2
Especially since there is nothing there yet.
 

SoL

2022-07-20 22:44:48
  • #3
Nothing is decided, nothing has been sampled... At this stage, you might as well tear out catalog pages and hang them on the wall, it’s the same principle.
 

ypg

2022-07-20 23:00:02
  • #4
o_O There cannot be any emotional attachment yet either :)
 

CC35BS38

2022-07-21 05:37:15
  • #5
Stop immediately as quickly as possible. This can get really nasty. I would also stop construction, pay the penalty, and come out of it with a black eye. Because it can indeed get really nasty. The bank does not release anyone from the loan, a partner does not pay, for whatever reason, but has ownership shares that the other one pays off. Especially with further education, pregnancy, or similar, this can happen quickly. Stop it now.
 

Evolith

2022-07-21 06:53:31
  • #6
So before I start screaming cancel ... how much do you have in the account at the end of the month and what is your monthly payment? Maybe you could also introduce the entire project here. Maybe you can handle it alone after all, maybe not and the whole project is also poorly calculated. With the interest rates, I would think about dissolving three times, especially if you really want the house.
 
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