Is buying a house for a maximum of €350,000 realistic?

2020-08-14 07:41:59

It is actually a matter of feeling, as we could never have imagined sliding into these price ranges. Fortunately, the land was paid for out of equity. If we ended up at €720,000 in the end, that would also be manageable. However, I wanted to calculate with a buffer.

2020-08-14 07:43:47

It is actually a matter of feeling, as we could never have imagined slipping into this price range. Fortunately, the property was paid for out of equity. If we end up at €720,000 in the end, that would also be manageable. However, I wanted to calculate with a buffer.

Calculate with at least €20,000-30,000 additional costs for the specification. Electrical alone, such as sockets, lighting, but also the bathroom (non-standard is not exactly cheap).

2020-08-14 07:44:07

On the question of why exactly €700,000: It is actually a matter of feeling, as we could never have imagined slipping into these price ranges. Fortunately, the land was paid for from equity. If we end up at €720,000 in the end, that would be manageable as well. However, I wanted to calculate with a buffer.

2020-08-14 07:45:20

In which region are you building?

2020-08-14 07:50:28

The photovoltaic system costing €20,000 sounds realistic, as do the incidental construction costs.

Realistic for 15 kWp. Too expensive for 10 kWp. That is why my question was how large it should be.

2020-08-14 08:04:52

In which region are you building?

In southern Hesse (Bergstraße) - between Darmstadt and Mannheim

Is buying a house for a maximum of €350,000 realistic?

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