Nordlys
2017-01-17 19:54:32
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This building savings topic is becoming independent. The topic starter has reported, we won’t build for now. Too risky. I say, right on. We are too financially weak for this part of the country. But the dream of owning a house will remain. It will not be a low-cost area. My advice, a good customer relationship with the local bank plus saving, is in my opinion correct. Who would give a property to the court? The bank, if the loan defaults. If you know each other, you have the chance to find out about it, talk to your bank, say, look, this could work, take it out of the foreclosure, we’ll buy it, please finance the rest for us. That way you might also be able to get a house in high-price areas as a normal earner. That is not immoral either, in my opinion, selling 100% loans that cause these foreclosures is more immoral. The bank will liquidate, that’s why it is in the land register. If I am the purchaser, then I am. Otherwise, it is someone else. It is difficult to bid on a property that is externally financed at the court. That’s true. Money must be put on the table immediately. Achieving that requires a very good customer relationship with the main bank.