How do you rate the bank's financing offer?

  • Erstellt am 2016-01-09 15:29:04

NOUSEFORANAME

2016-01-09 15:29:04
  • #1
Following key data:
Construction costs according to architect: 305,000,-
Additional construction costs: 10,000,-
We have a plot of land that is paid off: 50,000,-
Additional equity that we want to contribute: 40,000,-
Personal contribution: 30,000,-

Financing requirement thus: 245,000,-

The following was offered to me by my house bank with these key data:
Contract No. 1 through the partner "Münchner Hypothekenversicherung": interest fixed for 20 years - 10% special repayment from the 5th year (before that 5%) over 220,000,- with effective interest rate: 2.63

Contract No. 2 through the house bank: interest fixed for 10 years - 10% special repayment over 25,000,- with effective interest rate: 1.45

What do you think of this offer (taking into account the current time 01/2016)?
 

R0Li84

2016-01-09 15:37:26
  • #2
I think that there are better conditions. For example, take a look at xxx.vergleich.de or xxx.accedo.de or xxx.immobilienfinanzierung.de/
 

MarcWen

2016-01-09 18:12:23
  • #3
The values don’t exactly blow me away either. What about the other key figures? Repayment, interest-free availability?

Where do the missing 25k euros come from? Did you explicitly insist on a high special repayment?
 

Bautraum2015

2016-01-09 21:37:08
  • #4
So we also closed 210,000 TEUR with Münchner Hypo 2 months ago: 30 years fixed interest (for safety), 2.4% effective interest rate, special repayments anytime up to 10%/year from the beginning
 

ypg

2016-01-09 21:46:21
  • #5
30000 own contributions: what is that supposed to include? How do you want to manage that?
 

NOUSEFORANAME

2016-01-10 01:25:10
  • #6
- Why are 25,000 missing? Repayment is 2.53 and 1 year interest-free provision, after that 0.25% for undrawn money. Yes, we wanted 10% special repayment since larger amounts will be available within the next 10 years.

- What is your loan-to-value ratio? Under 60%? 2.4% for 30 years sounds very good! Did you conclude directly with the Munich lender or also through the house bank?

- That is what this is already about in another thread of mine.
 

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