Financing plan single-family house 150sqm

  • Erstellt am 2021-03-04 15:25:34

bra-tak

2021-03-08 23:20:26
  • #1
Confirmation came yesterday ;)
 

bra-tak

2021-03-09 22:44:15
  • #2
Evening. I talked to my financer again today. For the first component from the DSL Bank, the conditions have changed slightly. However, he also worked out a second option for me. I’ll compare both here and would like to know afterwards if my thoughts and conclusions make sense to you:

1.

    [*]€384,000 from DSL Bank, 1.44% effective interest, 20 years fixed interest period, 1.965% initial repayment, €1,083 pM, 38 years theoretical term, outstanding balance after 20 years: €209,600

2.

    [*]€384,000 from DSL Bank, 1.19% effective interest, 17 years fixed interest period, 2.205% initial repayment, €1,080 pM, 36 years theoretical term, outstanding balance after 17 years: €224,800

I then considered two scenarios.
First: I have an outstanding balance difference of €15,000. With Plan 2, I can easily repay this within 3 years. According to the repayment plan, I actually repay €33,000 in that period – assuming I continue with 1.19% interest.
Second: Using my repayment Excel sheet, I calculated how much the interest rates could rise for the follow-up financing after 17 years, so that I would still repay more than €15,000 with the same monthly payment. I came up with 3.75%.

Of course, you can’t look into a crystal ball and predict where interest rates will be in 17 years, but I still assume rather low to moderate rates in the long term.
What do you think? I’m strongly leaning toward Plan No. 2.
 

askforafriend

2021-03-09 22:53:12
  • #3


Very simple decision: Option 2
 

Durran1234

2021-04-12 11:04:50
  • #4
I have now specifically registered so that I can also give my two cents.

How do such high expenses come about with your income? So 5000€ income and 2500€ expenses without rent?
You should have easily been able to save 100k.
 

exto1791

2021-04-12 11:11:51
  • #5


- Private health insurance: €350.00
- Rent including utilities: €200.00
- Internet/phone: €35.00
- Streaming services: €20.00
- Mobile phone contracts: €40.00
- TV license fee (GEZ): €17.50
- Credit card fees/account management etc.: €15.00
- Garbage fees: €15.00
- Insurances + vehicle tax: €250.00
- Groceries: €400.00
- Clothing/drugstore: €200.00
- Pet food: €100.00
- Retirement provision: €150.00
- Daycare: €500.00
- Fuel: €230.00

--> That would be exactly €2,500

PS: I am not the thread creator – these are amounts estimated by me that can definitely be realistic for a family of three. So in my opinion, the expenses are not high at all.
 

bra-tak

2021-04-12 11:12:07
  • #6
I don't know exactly what you mean by that now, but I also notice that you only read it half-accurately. This is not about a new building, but about the purchase of an existing property.
 

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