Pay for the property from existing equity or not?

  • Erstellt am 2013-10-03 11:05:09

HilfeHilfe

2013-10-03 20:15:45
  • #1


then I would definitely have a total financing calculated. Possibly worthwhile
 

ypg

2013-10-03 21:09:02
  • #2


...and then please make sure to sign within 2 weeks... no, no...!
Equity is anyway set accordingly and belongs to a total financing... whether it is liquid or tied up in the property.

Somehow, there was recently a thread discussing exactly the problem of calculating different offers and then not completing any of them. Somehow you are supposed to lower your "Schufa score"... dear OP, just search through here. Because once your house construction and financial planning are fixed, the financing now comes from cash funds ;)
 

HilfeHilfe

2013-10-04 07:41:11
  • #3


Hello

I was talking about having it calculated and not signing :rolleyes: well at least you still have a 2-week cancellation period :p but yes you shouldn’t rush anything. If construction plans/cost breakdown are already known why not. If you are at the beginning of the planning phase then hands off. Still, I would have a household budget done to see what I can afford.

In the end, you want a house for 380k and only get 130 :confused:
 
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