Financing plan single-family house 150sqm

  • Erstellt am 2021-03-04 15:25:34

HilfeHilfe

2021-03-05 09:24:15
  • #1
Hello, it is only being repaid with 2% and assumed special repayments. At least 2,000 euros will go away every month for interest / repayment and incidental house costs.

That means a lot has to fit in the future. Big leaps, purchases, vacations are not possible. Why hasn't more been saved so far?
 

bra-tak

2021-03-05 09:45:37
  • #2
No parental support from either side, student debt (Bafög and deferred tuition fees), wedding completely self-financed, first child, 2 cars needed for work (both bought second-hand for around 20k in total, one family estate car, one small car). I myself have been out of university for 5 years, my wife for 2.5 years, and so far we have first paid off all liabilities and also taken 3 relatively big trips for our standards (2x Scandinavia). Yes, we have also treated ourselves well at first; when you have to live on 600-700€ during your studies, you want to fulfill one or two long-cherished wishes afterward.

In addition, a "over-100% financing" was actually never an option for us. But that was also because until two months ago we were only looking at new builds. And since the purchase ancillary costs are on a completely different level there, we could have easily paid them from equity as usual. But due to the practically impossible access to building land (on average 500 applicants for 50 plots) and the similarly high construction costs, we became open to existing properties some time ago.

These are not meant to be crude excuses, even if it sometimes sounds like that on rereading, but simply to factually present our situation. We are aware that our equity is a joke. Just trying to save up chasing ever-rising real estate prices only makes limited sense. There is no end in sight. And since we want to move anyway due to work commute, the topic of home ownership is now relevant for us.
 

HilfeHilfe

2021-03-05 09:56:26
  • #3


Thanks for the explanation. So you have "saved" or rather have not accumulated any loans.
 

bra-tak

2021-03-05 10:05:46
  • #4
That's right. Paid off student loans and paid off the station wagon financed back then. Then paid for the second car in cash. Otherwise, never taken out a loan.
 

exto1791

2021-03-05 14:48:13
  • #5


Yes, everything is fine as far as I can see. I don't see any problem with it either. You can easily handle the monthly repayment rate – possibly, depending on your wife's income increase, you might aim to increase the repayment.

You are still young, you studied, you treated yourselves a bit and also paid off loans, cars, etc. – you don't have to justify that – nevertheless, you saved another €20,000 without parental support.

I assert that in 50% of homebuyers at least half of the equity (if there is anything significant) is contributed by the parents. From that perspective, everything is good.

You have a decent household net income, and the loan amount is not unbelievably high... I would definitely go for it.

With just under €5,500 household net income, every couple or small family should easily be able to manage up to €1,500 per month in repayments – it just requires developing a certain sense of saving; vacations and trips are still possible.
 

askforafriend

2021-03-05 23:30:32
  • #6
I always find it great when there are people who achieve something by themselves - without outside help. In fact, it is rare for someone your age to have no debts. Chapeau! Today's consumption craze and social media mainly lead to people taking long-distance trips to Uhla-Buhla or Watu-Pitu just to impress their friends with a few great posed pictures.

You have my respect and the loan looks decent - probably can't be better without the equity.
 

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