chefrocker96
2010-10-26 13:06:01
- #1
Hello everyone!
I (29) and my girlfriend (23) want to make a change in our living situation after 4 years in a rented apartment on the 3rd floor without a balcony. We both know that someday we want our own home in the form of a house. The problem is that we haven't really dealt with the topic properly yet. Since neither of us was too bad at math, the question arises whether we should rent again or just go all in right away.
Let's say about €600 cold rent x 5 years = €36,000 gone, the landlord is happy.
The parents-in-law say we should wait because we don't have enough equity (about €30,000 at the start of financing). Now the question I ask myself is whether it's worth sinking €36,000 and saving on the side or to start right away and put the rent into our own pocket.
My net income: about €2,200 (civil servant) Her net income: about €1,500 (permanent contract, but that doesn't mean much) Children: definitely someday
Interest rates are rising again. Is it possible to save against that? What do you think? What can we afford with the salary? The most realistic would, of course, be to base the financing on my salary alone.
I (29) and my girlfriend (23) want to make a change in our living situation after 4 years in a rented apartment on the 3rd floor without a balcony. We both know that someday we want our own home in the form of a house. The problem is that we haven't really dealt with the topic properly yet. Since neither of us was too bad at math, the question arises whether we should rent again or just go all in right away.
Let's say about €600 cold rent x 5 years = €36,000 gone, the landlord is happy.
The parents-in-law say we should wait because we don't have enough equity (about €30,000 at the start of financing). Now the question I ask myself is whether it's worth sinking €36,000 and saving on the side or to start right away and put the rent into our own pocket.
My net income: about €2,200 (civil servant) Her net income: about €1,500 (permanent contract, but that doesn't mean much) Children: definitely someday
Interest rates are rising again. Is it possible to save against that? What do you think? What can we afford with the salary? The most realistic would, of course, be to base the financing on my salary alone.