Is financing feasible? New condominium construction 930,000 with equity 170,000

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-06 07:06:48

Gerddieter

2021-04-06 20:16:51
  • #1
I wouldn’t worry about that income at all. It all looks like it’s doable, especially if the special repayment goes in…. And if the remaining debt can’t be paid off in 20 years – then you just adapt. What’s so bad about selling the place in old age and downsizing and becoming debt-free with the money….? If he doesn’t do that, he stays renting – if the money is tight in retirement, he downsizes too… no difference. If you like the property – go for it!!! GD
 

Tolentino

2021-04-06 20:27:16
  • #2
No idea, until I reach the statutory retirement age (probably 75 then), I will have either already sold the apartment or the remaining amount is still worth a small car...
 

nordanney

2021-04-06 20:43:08
  • #3

No, it is not. At most, it can be recorded as a letter of intent.

The bank is the last one who wants to have the property. For that, the bank itself has to bid on the property in the foreclosure auction, and that only happens in an emergency.
 

nordanney

2021-04-06 20:45:20
  • #4
Then you are not familiar with current purchase prices. In big cities, you start in new buildings at around 4,000-5,000€ per sqm for decent locations.
 

kati1337

2021-04-06 21:01:10
  • #5

Yes, we did 15.

As far as I know, the property would then rather go into foreclosure. This misconception that "the house belongs to the bank" just because they financed it is not true. If you can no longer pay your installments and also fail to negotiate with the bank, and the place really gets auctioned off, then the proceeds from the auction are still yours. Probably minus costs and procedural fees and whatever – certainly not the ideal way. But if the auction brings in more than you owe the bank, then the little house belongs to the new owner, and you have to find another place to live, but whatever is left over after the bank is satisfied is still yours.
Just the other way around: if the auction brings in less than you owe the bank, then the house is gone and you still have a bunch of debt to the bank. There was a very interesting documentary by WDR about this, about a somewhat naive family with a chess bookstore. I found it very exciting and also very ironic – how someone who sells chess books can only have a foresight from 12 to midday, that was pretty crazy. o_O

I already said that I’m not familiar with that (somewhat metaphorically) in the half-sentence behind that, which you didn’t quote. :D
 

Schimi1791

2021-04-06 21:38:24
  • #6

Thank you for the precise explanation, which I consider plausible (and have not quoted in full) :)
 

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