Yaso2.0
2019-09-10 09:07:58
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Back then, when I was "separated," I had a serious problem with the additional financing of the house, which I held alone. No bank could be found for the ridiculous €100,000 with the status "living separated, so everything uncertain." In the end, one was found, but of course that was not a given.
I know the topic – I have been separated for three years and still not divorced. You have to find the right bank that waives a separation agreement or whatever.
Banks ask. I have meanwhile managed two financings at two different banks. I don’t want to name any names, but one is the biggest German bank.
House bank?
Interhyp has a very good overview. Most likely it will be the local banks.
But again, a separation agreement that settles all financial matters is decisive. Not who gets the children, the dog, or the beloved.
I don’t know what is so hard to understand about that.
There are no tricks or tips either.
That belongs to a solid financing. Otherwise, it would be like going to the bank as a career starter and saying: "Well, I will have a job soon, I don’t yet know what I will earn, but just start calculating."
see both quoted posts, so it doesn’t seem impossible!
Nothing is so hard to understand about it, except the fact that you answer bluntly without paying attention to the details.
There have definitely been people here who have received financing even without an agreement.
So I don’t know why you don’t want to understand that (I want) to weigh all possibilities for my girlfriend.