Financing - which construction financing is sensible?

  • Erstellt am 2018-03-31 16:44:18

Zaba12

2018-04-05 11:14:12
  • #1


"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. :-(
 

Viddek

2018-04-05 11:19:03
  • #2
So what some expect here... if you live together until the end, everything is supposed to be like that. But if it doesn't turn out that way, then everyone should simply receive their share. By what right should he receive more than he contributed or even have rights to assets that the other received from their parents?
 

chand1986

2018-04-05 11:27:34
  • #3


Ergo, you are not paying off alone. You can only earn what you earn because other work is "taken off your hands." This means your wife makes an intangible contribution to the repayment. That's that.

The situation is different if there are (still) no children.
 

Evolith

2018-04-05 11:31:53
  • #4


Seriously? If my husband had come to me like that, I would have thought he was crazy. Excluding your partner from life planning right from the start. That clearly shows how much you trust the relationship.
By the way, I am paying off our house completely on my own. My husband doesn’t pay a cent, but he is involved by 50%. We are a couple and act as such. Everyone contributes to our shared life as much as they can.
Oh, and your personal insolvency... don’t worry about that, the house can still be sold. Since you will have paid off some by then, you should at least break even.
Besides, you intend to finance the house alone anyway (which you really have to manage for the bank). So it doesn’t matter whether your wife stays with you or not.
 

Zaba12

2018-04-05 11:43:21
  • #5


Regarding your financing, I can only tell you what I felt comfortable with myself.

My financing consists of 3 components: a 20-, 15-, and 10-year loan. The advantage here is that the monthly burden decreases over these 3 phases, compared to repaying over 20-25 years.

That means after 10 and 15 years, the installments for the two loans fall away. With extra repayments, even earlier.
 

SilentGalaxy

2018-04-05 11:44:13
  • #6


That really leaves one speechless. The deepest primal instincts of humans are the protection and security of the woman and children. "If she should have children and can no longer work, I would still credit her monthly rent share" xD xD xD xD xD xD xD
 

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