Is house construction financing possible at all?

  • Erstellt am 2022-10-11 11:43:31

Christian 65

2022-10-11 20:47:30
  • #1
Good tip. With your stated income/expenses I would wait exactly 12 more months (if the plot remains available). Then about €20,000 should be saved and your equity would be at €95k. Then you can see exactly if your money will be enough when you set aside €1,700 per month. Then buy the Flair 113 (or House Erika) for max. €250k. No garage, no landscaping. Nothing at first. At 6% interest and repayment, that then costs about €1,250 per month. And then build the garage when the money has been saved for it, or the landscaping. But if the first step doesn’t work out, then you should better leave it.
 

Christian 65

2022-10-11 20:50:02
  • #2
and when your term is up, you look around again and blow your house. it will definitely be more than you have paid by then. The next house can then be a bit bigger.
 

Christian 65

2022-10-11 20:52:18
  • #3
forgotten: you will probably need the remaining equity for the double burden during the construction period.
 

HilfeHilfe

2022-10-12 05:57:57
  • #4
Hello, with the income, including that of your wife, a new building is a Harakiri story. Possible additional financings will break your neck. I would look for a solid existing property without much backlog of investment.
 

halmi

2022-10-12 08:31:25
  • #5


In theory correct, but how is one supposed to save for the outdoor facilities and garage from what is left over in the next 10 years? Especially the first 2-3 years you still need a ton of money for all sorts of "little things."

I would also claim that the living costs are calculated far too low; especially for four people, €500 per month "for everything" is never enough.
 

Ysop***

2022-10-12 19:35:19
  • #6
Oh, that’s interesting, can you go into a bit more detail? I know people at customs :cool: ok, one of them is a bit old-fashioned, but back in the day at least from the BillBZ department. But honestly, I’m really sorry, even with a lot of personal input I currently can’t imagine that with your income you are the target group for a detached single-family house.
 

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