House move - How to plan interim financing?

I just mean that the risk of not finding anything is not there - you have already found something then

It is more about the risk of not finding a buyer for the old house and the interest rates then eating up the savings.

It is more about the risk of not finding a buyer for the old house and the interest then eats up the savings.

Hmm… this is the first time you’ve shown respect for the sale. I’m not going to scroll back again, but up until now it sounded like the market was licking its lips after your old house… (if I remember correctly)

But that does not mean that we can rely on it. It can always turn out differently than expected, and it already makes a difference whether a bridging loan costs €20,000 or more than €30,000 in the year!

It can always turn out differently than you think

You said it. But was it ever considered? (Unfortunately, I still haven’t gone back and am only referring to what stuck…)

I don't want to dwell on it now, but …

If we could sell the house for €550,000, we would have made a profit of €310,000 in 12 years, since it only cost €240,000 back then!

In theory certainly easy, but synchronizing purchase and sale so that they happen shortly one after the other is not something we imagine to be that simple.

It is more about the risk of not finding a buyer for the old house and then having interest rates eat up the savings.

… These are actually three different tones, namely confidence, doubt, and fear