Home financing without equity. Is the financing amount too high?

  • Erstellt am 2016-04-14 10:17:28

b54

2016-04-14 12:09:07
  • #1
Simply make an appointment for a conversation at the house bank and explore what is possible. Everything else is just reading the crystal ball. It doesn't help if a friendly advisor says no problem. We have been through that too. At first, it was no problem, then problems came here and there.
 

Deichschaf

2016-04-14 12:19:30
  • #2
Let's do it. Thanks anyway for your initial assessments!
 

nordanney

2016-04-14 12:39:26
  • #3

I don’t have to. That is experience ;)
If the location is so great, why the low price – or is the location after all worth the €300k?
Is the equipment so great? Why then the low price – or is the equipment after all worth the €300k?
If the buyer circle for the property is so small, then the market value should, if anything, be seen as even lower – because there is no other group of interested parties. This is called market value adjustment by the appraisers or appraisal committees.

Once again, nobody is giving money away. I have already financed properties "in the countryside" which were worth 30% less upon move-in than the construction costs. Wrong property in the wrong place.

I have been a real estate financier for 20 years, we also have our own appraisers and therefore I can tell you that my assessment is shared by the majority of banks. Especially when, like me, they know nothing about the property. We only know that it costs €300k, then it is worth that – but no more.

Sorry :(
 

HilfeHilfe

2016-04-14 12:46:47
  • #4


Market value = the purchase price, it's that simple. No one sells you 30-50k below value just because you're so nice. I don't know such do-gooders.

No cent saved at 3,800 e? also a risk. Ask your acquaintances where the 65k remainder is supposed to come from. I hope they don't come around with small loans.
 

Steffen80

2016-04-14 13:10:31
  • #5


The whole idea is pretty bad. No equity + low income for the desired loan. And children in a few years?!! What will you do then? Personal bankruptcy? Say hello to Peter for me :)

Seriously: Save equity first and have children, THEN buy a house OR increase income significantly!
 

Caspar2020

2016-04-14 13:42:26
  • #6


Ask the house bank. And also your two species.



As already said. Your 65k for incidental costs, furniture, and other things are very ambitious. Especially because there are many items included that a bank usually does not finance. It often comes down to "small loans." At least a large part of the 65k €.



Who comes up with the value? I assume that was only the value the owners wanted at first, or the real estate agent? Nowadays, especially if you’re not really in a hurry, sometimes more is asked for?

Banks sometimes make their life very easy and say as a lending standard value, 80% of the purchase price, on which then the lending ratio is calculated.

Especially since 21.03... :(
 

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