Paying "rent" to the partner... how?

  • Erstellt am 2020-01-27 18:47:18

apokolok

2020-01-29 15:32:51
  • #1
So, honestly, that sounds like significantly more than just a question of cost sharing. He’s giving up having children for you? And that’s now supposed to be compensated financially? And the whole discussion is relationship-threatening over 1-200€? I think you’ve already named the right conclusion:
 

nordanney

2020-01-29 15:36:58
  • #2

Interest costs 250€ = total interest costs 500€ = loan 600K€ ==> and then all the money from the family as equity ==> your partner is really treating himself to a nice luxury house
Depreciation? What are you depreciating? What does he pay you, since he is also wearing you out. You won’t be more attractive to new partners when you’re older. Mean, I know

You really have a problem...

If he insists on the money like that and pressures you, you've already mentioned the consequence. What else will come then? Do you have to pay for depreciation if you pay for his kitchen? Refuel his car because you were driving it once? Etc.
 

Zaba12

2020-01-29 15:38:05
  • #3
What kind of properties is he looking at in the Stuttgart surrounding area? And where is his pain threshold? Everyone writing here who wants to buy or build around there is vomiting about the prices. I suppose that around Stuttgart nowadays you're looking at 750k€ if you want something nice with a good standard but not extravagant, right?
 

Hausbau2022

2020-01-29 15:38:55
  • #4
It feels like money is the priority... so having a partner like that, puh, would be difficult for me. Something like that can cause a lot of stress in the long run... I'm glad that my girlfriend and I think very differently about that and see it more relaxed...
 

Tamstar

2020-01-29 16:00:22
  • #5
Oh guys, this topic is about a money question, of course this question is the focus. What else? How nice the weather is? That doesn’t mean at all that it’s only about money with us. Everyone here has calculated whether they can afford to build/buy a house and has also partially discussed this here in the forum. Still, there must have been more than just this one topic at the dining table with the family and still, the topic of money must have come up with each one of you as well.

Not to mention that none of you have to live in our relationship and of course you are better people. Stay grounded.

And that simply goes too far.
 

Hausbau2022

2020-01-29 16:03:06
  • #6
In the end, you have to decide for yourself. We do not know your relationship and do not want to interfere.

I just find your boyfriend's way of thinking strange. And apparently you do too, to some extent, since you want to secure yourself, which is understandable; that’s why you asked the question here.

In the end, you have to find a consensus and he must structure the financing so that he can pay off the house alone without problems if necessary, which is also required by the bank.
 
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