Financing - where is the mistake?

  • Erstellt am 2016-01-09 22:20:31

ElaNi

2016-01-12 21:36:29
  • #1


Okay - but in your opinion, would an existing BAföG loan then have an effect after all?

"Lying around" - if not for BAföG then of course for house purchase!
 

toxicmolotof

2016-01-12 21:42:10
  • #2
At least a BAföG loan reduces the available income. Clear so far, I assume. But if from the bank's perspective this income is fundamentally sufficient for repayment and living expenses (regardless of whether with or without a BAföG loan), then the existing BAföG loan changes nothing at all. However, if it comes to the point "it's getting tight," then it simply gets tight, and a too high burden can be the exclusion criterion. A good advisor would, however, comment on this accordingly.

But if the alternatives are: either repay the BAföG loan and increase the mortgage amount or keep the BAföG loan and invest equity in the house, then it is and remains (apart from the interest rate difference, which should not be that high) right pocket, left pocket...

Conclusion: The overall concept simply has to be right, no matter how it looks in the end.
 

Voki1

2016-01-12 21:47:10
  • #3


Income fraud. In case of failure of the financing within the framework of personal insolvency, it may lead to the denial of discharge of residual debt. Really stupid idea.
 

Pfadfinder87

2016-01-18 22:19:50
  • #4
I don't know much yet, I'm completely new here, but I would like to advise you to stay away from such financing brokers!

I can only agree with my predecessors: at least the additional costs should be covered. 100% financing is probably more possible than ever nowadays, but 130% only with substantial personal capital.

However, I don't want to put myself out too far; apart from 15,000 [Bausparer] we don't have a single cent (because I just finished my studies and she is still in training).

But nevertheless... inquire at various banks and when you have an approval, snap up the right offer... 200,000 is easy to finance over 30 years. I am always a fan of lower installments but at least the option of special repayments, so I can do something fixed per month, save something variable per month for repayment, and have the choice at the end of the year what to repay additionally. This might also be an option for you – especially if your husband finishes his studies and also earns money then, but the rate is fixed beforehand.
 

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