Goldi09111
2016-01-17 21:51:31
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Hello everyone,
I hope you can help me.
I was given the tip by an acquaintance to inquire with the SAB regarding financing, which I have now done indirectly through a financial service provider.
Briefly about the conditions I have specified.
1. Construction costs including own work 250,000 €
2. Land purchase price 70,000 €
3. Outdoor facilities (for me rather purchase - incidental costs) 30,000 €
4. Real estate transfer tax (3.5%) 2,450 €
5. Notary fee (2%) 1,400 €
353,850 €
6. Equity 43,850 €
I now have the following offer.
1. The first component is always KFW loan (124)
50,000 € at 0.25% (p.a.) fixed for 10 years - residual debt 37,175.84 €
2. Second component additional funding for one child - annuity loan
75,000 € at 0.65% (p.a.) fixed for 25 years - full repayment
3. Third component annuity loan over
185,000 € at 1.41% (p.a.) fixed for 10 years - residual debt 145,309.13 €
This results in a monthly burden of 922.64 €. What do you think of the offer? At first glance, I find this extremely interesting.
Now, we are expecting a second child at the beginning of June. What would you recommend? Wait and secure another 75,000 € for the second child, or take the risk that the bank might say we cannot get financing due to parental leave?
I hope you can help me.
I was given the tip by an acquaintance to inquire with the SAB regarding financing, which I have now done indirectly through a financial service provider.
Briefly about the conditions I have specified.
1. Construction costs including own work 250,000 €
2. Land purchase price 70,000 €
3. Outdoor facilities (for me rather purchase - incidental costs) 30,000 €
4. Real estate transfer tax (3.5%) 2,450 €
5. Notary fee (2%) 1,400 €
353,850 €
6. Equity 43,850 €
I now have the following offer.
1. The first component is always KFW loan (124)
50,000 € at 0.25% (p.a.) fixed for 10 years - residual debt 37,175.84 €
2. Second component additional funding for one child - annuity loan
75,000 € at 0.65% (p.a.) fixed for 25 years - full repayment
3. Third component annuity loan over
185,000 € at 1.41% (p.a.) fixed for 10 years - residual debt 145,309.13 €
This results in a monthly burden of 922.64 €. What do you think of the offer? At first glance, I find this extremely interesting.
Now, we are expecting a second child at the beginning of June. What would you recommend? Wait and secure another 75,000 € for the second child, or take the risk that the bank might say we cannot get financing due to parental leave?