Is the construction project for a single-family house realistic?

  • Erstellt am 2011-06-30 22:11:20

Lynx1984

2011-07-01 13:43:41
  • #1


if that really works out well... I tend to doubt it... Just consider that your mother will be very actively involved in shaping the granny flat - and will want to assert her will in your house. What about rent increases...

What is included in the "house" item?
You can easily calculate: price increases after specification: €10,000, other small items during construction phase: €2,000, kitchen: €8,000 - €16,000; Generally: houses ALWAYS become more expensive than planned!

Land: fully developed or not?

What about garden design, access path, garage, parking spaces, trash bin enclosure, awning? All of this together certainly adds up to €20,000. (2x parking spaces about €3,000; awning from specialist dealer about €2,000 - €3,000)



For how many years is the interest rate fixed? It is to be expected that interest rates won’t be as good in 10 years...

What do you do if one salary (long-term) disappears? Even a pregnancy and therefore "only" one salary would already be a big challenge for you?! Then simultaneously let the car break down.

You should carefully calculate these extremes... Another thought: Is it possible that your mother could advance the rent to you interest-free for the next 5 years... That would significantly improve your equity situation!

Best regards
 

TomTom1

2011-07-04 07:20:08
  • #2

Hi!

After many years in construction funding, I can assure you that the exact opposite is the case. A tenancy without familial or emotional connection is already problematic enough.

Regards,
TomTom.
 

Livestrong

2011-07-04 21:40:27
  • #3


That's exactly where I stopped reading. Answer No ;)
 

Mary1225

2011-07-08 21:17:06
  • #4


Hello,

A "no" without explanation is somewhat difficult for me to understand. Does it refer to equity, tenants, net income, etc.? I would appreciate it if you could explain this to me in more detail.

Thank you.
 

Livestrong

2011-07-08 22:38:14
  • #5
Sorry, that wasn't entirely serious regarding the mother. The installment is more expensive than 1100 and there are no reserves. I would save up equity first.
 

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