There is news regarding our financing project.
With the help of our families, our equity has grown to €80,000; in addition, we are getting the complete electrical work for free (labor and materials). This theoretically brings the "equity" to about €95,000, as we are planning a somewhat more extensive electrical installation.
After now receiving more concrete offers from the builder, we have met with the bank several more times:
The current situation for us is as follows:
He: €2600 net/month without overtime pay/vacation and Christmas bonuses (currently rather €3100, but I am not counting on that)
She: €850 net/month without overtime pay/vacation and Christmas bonuses + €370 child benefit
2 children, 15 and 6 years old
Total financial requirement including buffer approx. <= €330,000
Equity €80,000 (plus approx. €10,000 iron reserves) + sweat equity and complete electrical work
Loan requirement €250,000
Option 1:
- KFW funds €50,000 at 1.15% over 21 years (approx. €210/month)
- Bank loan €125,000 at 1.75% fixed over 15 years (financing gap after 15 years approx. €25,000) (approx. €340/month)
- Bank loan €100,000 at 1.75% fixed over 15 years (financing gap after 15 years approx. €25,000) (approx. €275/month)
- existing building savings contract of €80,000, which should cover the remaining financing at worst at 2.7x%
monthly costs approx. €830
Option 2:
- KFW funds €50,000 at 1.15% over 21 years (approx. €210/month)
- Bank loan €125,000 at 1.75% fixed over 15 years (approx. €475/month)
- Bank loan €100,000 at 1.75% fixed over 25 years (approx. €380/month)
monthly costs approx. €1060
Both options would allow 5% special repayments per year.
These are currently our two favored models. What do you think about them?
Do you have any tips on what could be done better?