Is home financing possible like this? Alternatively, save equity for a few years

  • Erstellt am 2017-02-21 07:51:19

Evolith

2017-02-21 15:59:36
  • #1
I would say you need to ask yourselves a few questions:

Do you really want to live in your own house?

Have you really already checked enough banks to find the best offer for you? Maybe go through a financial broker?

Does it really have to be a loan with a 34-year term? Or can it be tiered into loans with follow-up financing?
 

Porby

2017-02-21 16:03:52
  • #2
As mentioned, it is not specifically about this offer. Of course, it can also be financed differently.

With less fixed interest period and corresponding residual debt after expiration. But in principle, that does not change much about the monthly rate of 1100. Therefore, you would still have a rate of just over 1000 euros if you stick to at least 2% repayment - which is not a big difference in my opinion.
 

RobsonMKK

2017-02-21 16:06:57
  • #3
Well, almost 10% or 1/10... that's something
 

Evolith

2017-02-21 16:08:17
  • #4


But it does depend on the model. In our case, the chosen model made a difference of €300 per month. In addition, it seems that every bank has its favorite models and markets them accordingly, including with good conditions.
 

Porby

2017-02-21 16:10:45
  • #5
Yes, I understand that, but with the loan amount, the available equity, and a minimum 2% repayment, I won't be able to get 300 euros from any model without having a huge remaining debt.

And I want to deliberately start from the rate of 1100 here and see if it's possible, because that's the upper limit. It can certainly be cheaper, but nothing will change dramatically with any financing model.
 

Evolith

2017-02-21 16:19:35
  • #6
It makes no sense to calculate with hypothetical values. You need a fixed offer. And who says you absolutely need the entire term fixed. Maybe a 20-year term is enough and then refinancing the remaining amount. The interest saved in the process can be significantly noticeable.
 

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