Zaba12
2018-04-05 11:14:12
- #1
Hello,
I/ we are facing the same problem:
However, it should be said that my girlfriend can only work part-time. We are not married but the desire exists.
My thought is as follows:
Once the house is built, I would like to marry her and she would move in. We would split 1/2 (installment + expenses = "rent")
If she should have children and can no longer work, I would still credit her monthly rent share.
Example:
She pays 500 EUR monthly for 3 years (12*3*500) = 18,000
In the 4th year she has a child, (12*1*500) = 6,000
In the 5th year she goes back to work and again pays 500 EUR monthly = 6,000
= 30,000 EUR
Now we have the property value (according to bank valuation) of
105,000 EUR for the land
250,000 EUR house
= 355,000 EUR
Thus, after 5 years I would register her in the land register by way of donation, proportionally with 8.5%.
Since I bring in the land and am the one financing it, that was my first thought.
I don't want to disadvantage her, but also not prefer her. Before making any promises, it would be good to know whether this idea even works.
Is that even possible? Also with regard to the mortgage, etc.
"Awesome nonsense" - That’s even more rational than the OP’s request. Why doesn’t she get a share of 9.5% afterwards?
I'm glad I don’t think like that. We have been married for 10 years, have 2 children, and will start building a new house in 3 months. Do you think I care that I alone will repay the house with 2000€ monthly? For that, my wife takes care of the children, the house, works three-quarters time, and additionally still manages her own money. My wife has my utmost respect for handling all this, and I am totally proud to have such a wonderful woman who is not overwhelmed by every little thing.
One must always see the overall situation so that the woman and children are secured. Otherwise, there is no need to marry, build, and bring children into the world.
Really a topsy-turvy world. :-(