HansDampf88
2021-12-28 16:29:31
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We are currently financing 400k with a very similar income to yours. Since I was pregnant when we signed the contract, we are still paying off quite little at the moment; when I go back to work, the rate will have to be adjusted accordingly. At the moment, however, there are no problems (even with a small child).
What I would also like to recommend to you: We have exactly determined and calculated our income and expenses over two years to see what is feasible; nowadays you can do this very easily using online statements. It gives you a more secure feeling about the numbers. We also calculated how much money we will have monthly during parental leave with one and two children; this can also be reliably predicted. It gives an even more secure feeling. And finally: Build with a general contractor and first see what it will really cost (contractually, not estimated), only then can you finally say how realistic the construction is for you. Our house has 130 sqm of living space, no basement and no garage; we already had the plot, so it is not included in the 400k (!).
Otherwise: Don’t let yourself be unsettled by various pessimists here if everything mentioned above fits.
Hey, thanks for your post, that’s a really good point of experience for me.
Were outdoor facilities, kitchen, furniture included in the 400k? Or did you pay those from your own capital?