Alright, then here is a summary once again:
- Immo1 condominium rented out:
Value: approx. 120,000
Encumbered with a mortgage: 50,000, the other part of the mortgage is on Immo2
Outstanding loan: almost the full 120,000, as it was a 100% financing and the purchase was recent.
Rental income 550 euros cold (net rent)
Expenses 300 euros monthly (loan installment, community fees, etc.)
Remaining debt after fixed interest period 2028: approx. 100,000
- Immo2 condominium lived in:
Value: 160,000
Encumbered with a mortgage: 70,000 remaining from Immo1 for Immo2 mortgage on the parents' house
Rental income (theoretically possible) calculated conservatively 750 euros
Expenses 145 monthly (loan installment, community fees, etc.)
Remaining debt after fixed interest period 2028: approx. 50,000
- Immo3 building plot:
Value: approx. 120,000
Encumbered with a mortgage: 50,000 of which 40,000 still unpaid
- Other loans/car leasing/liabilities etc.? How much each and how much still outstanding? No other loans or liabilities.
- Equity:
Cash/daily allowance approx. 30,000
Emergency reserve in an additional account: 10,000
Other investments stocks: approx. 8,000
Building savings contract (Bausparer) 50,000 paid in, 100,000 can be borrowed at 1.4%
Current income is about 3,800 euros, with an upward trend. We are both employed in the public sector, where you advance through the salary levels over the course of your career.
For example, my wife is currently still at level 1, so it will increase significantly in the coming years.
Also, she works "only" 50%, which will increase as the children grow older.
Christmas bonus/performance-based pay I am leaving out here for unforeseen expenses.
Also, the very high costs for the daycare will fall away in the fall.
For the house construction we would now need to finance 400,000 for the house itself and the current remaining debt on the plot. So a total of 440,000.
Do you think this is realistic here?
Or should we rather pay off the plot first and continue to save equity?