Is home financing with mother possible?

  • Erstellt am 2020-09-17 10:51:19

Tassimat

2020-09-17 13:39:13
  • #1
Crazy, first result on ImmoScout a two-family house for exactly 280,000€
 

nordanney

2020-09-17 13:45:28
  • #2

And your mother would be 86. That’s no fun for a bank.

And even there, houses are not free. For that price, you can only get Schrömmel there.
 

Matthew03

2020-09-17 16:01:08
  • #3
Why is there only piecemeal information from the OP again here? That always drags on so unnecessarily...
 

Wormser1989

2020-09-20 08:57:13
  • #4
So this is what I deduce:

The mother's age is 55. The plan is in 3-4 years. The intended term is 31 years. In other words: The mother would have to live to at least 90 to service the installments. Honestly, I see the first (small) problem here – because from my point of view, the ability to service the debt depends entirely on her.

The second I see in the basic constellation. Although mother and son together have a net income of 5,000 EUR, they will probably – from the bank's perspective – not be seen as one "household unit" because they do not share/cannot share a household.
In other words:
Two separate households with two separate household allowances. For the mother with 3,000 EUR net income this is not a problem – for the son I already see a rather tight debt service with 1,900 EUR net and three persons in the household (married and a child). But this probably also varies from bank to bank.

The third point: 25,000 EUR on a purchase price of 280,000 EUR – in case of doubt doesn’t even cover the additional purchase costs and can therefore, considering the overall constellation, become another problem.

The fourth point: Today, 280,000 EUR still seems plausible for a two-family house; in 3-4 years, with the same development, that might be clearly too low.....

I think there are too many variables here to make a reliable statement about this now.....
 

Pinkiponk

2020-09-20 11:23:10
  • #5
Maybe because he wants to move in with his mother. In my experience/the stereotype, it is often women who want to live together with their mothers.
 

kati1337

2020-09-20 13:34:48
  • #6
The only thing that comes to mind is that I am not sure whether it can be inferred that the wife/husband is supposed to move in there or if only he/she and the child live in the household. Either a 3-person household with only one income, or just a 2-person household. Nobody knows for sure. Otherwise, I completely agree with you on all points.
 

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