House construction financing - honest and direct answers wanted!

  • Erstellt am 2017-03-27 21:05:45

HilfeHilfe

2017-03-28 07:25:13
  • #1
Bungalow you and wife, and if children come?

If you had a house (parents-in-law) and then fall to 50 sqm... well
 

Caspar2020

2017-03-28 07:42:11
  • #2


Children are there anyway; otherwise, there wouldn’t be child benefits twice...
 

Caspar2020

2017-03-28 07:59:40
  • #3


How many sqm is the bungalow supposed to have?



Here I see the first problem. Most new development areas are quite restrictive regarding the development plan. In other words, the building areas that are specified usually barely suffice for a standard house on the plot; with bungalows in the new development areas I know in NRW it’s already difficult; and an outbuilding??? Have you actually looked at a development plan concretely?

Ancillary purchase costs in NRW are 6.5% property transfer tax + notary fees. Here I would calculate at least 2%; it can sometimes be more due to municipal requirements (which sometimes impose special wishes), as well as the expected land charge of 400k.



Yes, nice; Hopefully turnkey for you also means move-in ready. Otherwise, it’s hard to say much with so little information. I would guess the incidental construction costs are probably set too low here.



Certainly. You only count on inheritances once you actually receive them. Before that, a lot can happen; need for care, etc.

Are the properties with you or with the parents?

Otherwise, you shouldn’t just go to Interhyp. Contact several brokers as well as the house bank and maybe 1-2 other banks. Only then will you find out how much the advice and financing approaches differ. In your constellation, a lot is possible, but also a lot can go wrong.


That you understand the financing concept yourself.



Yes, there are still a few things you forgot.
1) Half of the proceeds from the parents-in-law’s house should flow in. So this must also be included in the financing concept (usually as the standard special repayment option).
2) The 30 thousand incidental construction costs are already very ambitious for the bungalow alone.

3) Between move-in ready and actually moving in, there are usually things like kitchen, etc... Don’t forget, that must also be paid for.
 

ypg

2017-03-28 09:31:12
  • #4


Have the parents-in-law already been legally incapacitated?

Sorry, my parents are in their mid-70s and also have a house and several apartments.

In that respect, my mother knows exactly that she would never move to less than 90sqm. I can butter her up all I want. She would think I'm crazy...

Best regards, Yvonne
 

Nordlys

2017-03-28 13:13:24
  • #5
Well, the living situation of the parents-in-law is none of our business. Whether a bungalow can be built or not, neither is that. For financing the missing roughly 400. The house bank would be my first choice, because it’s so uncomplicated. Only if they offer bad conditions would I go to a broker. Please make sure to include special repayments in case there actually comes a windfall. And please plan the bungalow with at least a thirty-degree roof pitch and studio trusses to have a usable floor as a basement substitute. With standing height. A floor is always cheaper than a basement. The roughly 400 construction costs for the bungalow are, in my opinion, quite high. Even if here we’re probably talking about around 200 sqm or a 15 by 13.xx floor slab. What drives the costs that much? Karsten
 

Caspar2020

2017-03-28 13:29:40
  • #6


Well, if that can significantly affect the financing (e.g. because the plot has to be significantly larger, etc), then yes. It is up to the OP what he does with the hints.



But how do you know they offer bad conditions without at least obtaining a comparison offer?

Besides, conditions are only one side of the coin. Every bank and every broker/advisor has their own standard schemes for how they approach financing; in particular, some local banks want/have to push group/corporate products on customers.
 

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