Financing evaluation conditions - special repayment possible

  • Erstellt am 2016-04-23 14:27:24

Steffen80

2016-04-23 16:31:10
  • #1


That is speculation (I doubt prices will continue to rise at that rate) and simply "nicely calculated." The fact is: You are taking significantly more risk with 20k equity (which is practically zero) than with 100k equity. The purchase/build price does not matter at all here. Nothing must go wrong for you. Maybe you are civil servants and then, of course, it's completely relaxed :) We once faced exactly the same situation and decided to save. Now, after some years, we have equity and everything is much more relaxed. Saving 20k a year is great... I would definitely save more equity or, first of all, save a significant amount of equity at all.
 

BaufiiProfii

2016-04-23 16:37:41
  • #2
Under these conditions, I do not assume the current status or employment in the public sector. You could only lower the conditions by providing additional securities; otherwise, as said, very good conditions!
 

karni186

2016-04-23 16:49:53
  • #3
Is the 3900 € the salary of one person or of two persons?
 

HilfeHilfe

2016-04-25 07:13:51
  • #4
At 3900 net, finance 370k. Probably without children.... well, bold. Conditions are TOP.

As a comparison, net income 4700 but still 800 PKV contributions deducted and with 2 children we financed 270k. OK, we still live well, but also have reserves if something happens.
 

SilentGalaxy

2016-04-25 08:05:26
  • #5
3900 is the salary of 2 people. No children. Reserves beyond the 20k are obviously available. I know it's ambitious, but prices have been exploding for years. In the utmost emergency, there would still be the possibility to mortgage a house that I own half of. Either now, or never ;)
 

Steffen80

2016-04-25 09:39:12
  • #6


Distress, interest rates, rising prices... Sorry but exactly for these reasons you should NOT build. Especially not at the limit of income/credit.
 

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