Funding programs for our house construction

  • Erstellt am 2016-10-21 21:31:14

McEgg

2016-11-30 16:29:11
  • #1
I need to quickly bring up the topic again. Actually, the contract regarding the house construction is supposed to be signed in December. However, construction will not start until mid-2017. I do not want to take out a loan now because otherwise I would have the "problem" with the commitment interest if I draw it only so late.

How do I handle the KfW loan now? Do I have to apply for it already if the contract for the house construction is signed in December???
 

McEgg

2016-11-30 16:42:44
  • #2
Ok, I found it after all.... But it will probably still interest a few people:

In other words, it only applies from construction onwards and I still have time....
 

Pacey82

2016-12-11 10:27:27
  • #3
I have now also worked my way through these documents and gained the following knowledge

Single-family house new build KfW 55 with water-water heat pump and photovoltaic

KfW funding
Program 153: Loan up to max €100,000 with €5,000 grant for KfW55
in combination with Program 431: 50% grant for energy consultant
In combination with Program 270: Photovoltaic system (current interest rate only interesting with interest rate fixed for more than 5 years and top creditworthiness)

Optional: Program 124 for over €50,000. Interest OK, but interest rate fixed for max 10 years possible

Other funding
Bafa: no funding for heat pumps in new buildings, but partial reimbursement for "on-site consultation"
10,000 Houses Program Bavaria: heat pump grant over €2,000

Did I forget something?

Since we will most likely build with a developer who has the energy concept, the KfW55, and the energy certificate in their service description, the question arises whether this also counts for KfW 431.
 

ares83

2016-12-11 11:12:51
  • #4


There are subsidies for heat pumps in new buildings, and also WWWP are listed with BAFA. Have you checked whether this can be subsidized? The subsidy amounts to €4,500 after all.
 

Pacey82

2016-12-11 12:44:53
  • #5


That is correct. Thank you.

That would mean about €12,000 in subsidies. Or am I overlooking some points? If BAFA with the 10,000 Houses program cannot be combined, we will take the photovoltaic subsidy from the 10,000 Houses program.
 

Alex85

2016-12-11 19:20:32
  • #6


Even €5,000 if the heat pump has the "Smart Grid Ready" seal and the WW storage tank has a minimum size (too lazy to look it up right now) in relation to the performance of the heat pump - then there's an additional €500 for load management.
 

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