How much income do we need for our home loan?

  • Erstellt am 2019-12-30 15:56:12

Scout

2019-12-30 22:42:44
  • #1
How many years do you want to repay at most (you must be finished by the statutory retirement age at the latest)?
 

wibble

2019-12-30 23:04:01
  • #2
We are 29 and 32, I think the statutory retirement age shouldn’t really get in the way. If the job goes well, then in 10 years, but you can’t really say for sure beforehand. But as fast as possible. I was thinking of installments of 2000 to 2500 euros per month plus extra payments.
 

hausbauer

2019-12-30 23:34:26
  • #3
Ever typed some values into an online financing calculator of any bank and played around? Sparda, for example, has a pretty intuitive one.

A 450,000 loan with 40,000 equity (land) results, for example, in a monthly payment of just under 4000 euros for a 10-year full repayment plan. Monthly 2700 payment and you’re done after 15 years. If you set the payment lower and then make special repayments, you might need a few more years (but it depends on the details). These are of course values intended as teaser offers based on the promotional terms of the respective bank, which you only get if everything checks out in the review (solid and secure income, building project, etc.). So feel free to mentally add a few years...
 

HilfeHilfe

2019-12-31 06:26:55
  • #4
Joke but you have the best conditions with that income. Just go through property developers.
 

ypg

2019-12-31 10:17:53
  • #5


I also agree with the estimate. Plus of course the outdoor facilities... that makes a comfortable 500,000.

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.


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.
 

wibble

2019-12-31 10:43:03
  • #6
I work


Of course, we have the 5,000 for a new car as a reserve. I did not count that towards the equity. We wanted to leave about 8k for everything that comes up unexpectedly... car broken, washing machine broken, etc.
Regarding reliability, I have to tell you that we always drove our cars until they no longer passed the TÜV and they were still always reliable. Neither of us has ever broken down or anything like that.
We are not self-employed but are permanently employed in IT and in the finance sector. But flexible working from home and in the future mostly working from home after our move.
Of course, I’ve already calculated how long I will pay off at which monthly rate. That’s why I say if everything runs perfectly, I would like to be done in 10 years. Realistically it will rather be 15.

Yes, we will get some concrete offers. The ideal plot came up much faster than expected. I thought we would have to search much longer.
 

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