As a rough guide:
House: 170 sqm * 2000€/sqm = 340,000€
Double garage: 30,000€
Basement: 50-70,000€
Additional building costs: 40,000€
That makes approx. 470,000€ (without outdoor facilities and kitchen).
For this amount, depending on the region and provider, you get an average standard. Sometimes better, sometimes worse.
Per 100,000€ loan, you should have at least approx. 1,000€ income available. That makes about 5,000€ per month for the above amount. Although I wouldn’t feel comfortable with that. In our financing, the ratio is better and otherwise we would not have built.
I also agree with the estimate. Plus of course the outdoor facilities... that makes a comfortable 500,000.
And if the car breaks down, you just get a new one for 3-5k. I don’t have to plan a savings rate for that. But that just happened to both of us recently because one car broke down 2 years ago and the other 1 year ago. So most likely no car purchase will come up in the next 5 years.
Yes. Exactly these 3-5000€ according to your calculation.
A total loss can very quickly be caused by oneself, so that something new has to be bought.
It may be that in your work at home a car purchase is not urgently necessary, but employees usually depend on a reliable vehicle, so no junker for one month’s salary.
Regarding the 3-5000: besides a very high repayment, you have to save that amount, so it’s not quickly done.
We don’t have any insurance except liability insurance for the car and private liability (totalling around 750 euros per year), which is 63 euros per year.
That will all have to change as well
With the good salary and no desire for children, many things are possible. However, the bank wants reliable security, which self-employed beginners do not offer.
Therefore, I would simply take the figure 500,000 and inquire at a bank. Then you can see for yourselves how your living costs are calculated.
Apart from the numbers, I have never understood why people always want and need everything right after their training that others take 10/20 years for. In your place, I wouldn’t put any pressure on myself at all. Having wishes can also be nice, developing and changing them. Take the next year for expert discussions (bank, house builder, insurance), then see what comes next.