Financing comparison - Now it's getting serious

  • Erstellt am 2021-06-13 09:31:16

Acof1978

2021-07-06 12:39:04
  • #1
But I find it strange that 50k€ makes up so much bro 500k€. We do have them, but they are supposed to be used for the kitchen and unforeseen expenses.
 

K1300S

2021-07-06 12:43:45
  • #2
Somewhere there is a limit, and if you are one cent below it, the traffic light just turns red. Have you already discussed with them what kind of commitment would be needed?
 

Tolentino

2021-07-06 13:10:06
  • #3
I would also recommend the Volksbank in der Ortenau to you. At least they went through a similar process with me (ETW mortgaged to represent equity). But I believe they no longer offer fixed interest rates for more than 15 years.
 

Acof1978

2021-07-06 13:53:05
  • #4


Everything goes through financial advisors and the most important paragraph of the long email was:

We are unable to comprehend your total cost breakdown. Market-related increases in the value of the property in the meantime are not to be recorded as "property costs." The actual purchase price is decisive here. The total costs should only reflect the amount that generates an actual payment / cash flow. The exception would only be family purchases (usually here the purchase price is below the market value).


Does not want longer than 15 years either. I already inquired at Berliner Volksbank, but they do not grant real estate loans themselves, they act as intermediaries.

Feel free to ask at Volksbank Ortenau, thanks for the tip.
 

Tolentino

2021-07-06 13:57:07
  • #5
Yes, Berliner Volksbank is strange. There was another Volksbank that liked to finance foreign real estate, whose name I can't remember anymore. They didn't want me back then either, but I can rummage through emails again.
 

Myrna_Loy

2021-07-06 14:00:55
  • #6
Hannoversche Volksbank could have been it.
 
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