HilfeHilfe
2016-07-14 07:12:59
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Thanks already for your answers. So the money will definitely not be squandered or spent on useless stuff. It's currently in the stock portfolio, as it basically always has been.
I'm sure that I want to keep living here. I have family, friends and work here and hopefully, that will stay the same. Whether my relationship with my girlfriend stays or not, that should have nothing to do with the house for now.
@Kermit I meant a house according to my ideas.
Hello,
100k with 2k income = yes
200k with 2k income = no or involve your girlfriend in the financing
I can only agree. When you are so young, a lot can happen, especially professionally. You could move abroad or change to another company involving relocation. Then you have a house that is rented out. You should better make this "life plan" yourself. Regarding your girlfriend: in her place, I wouldn't do it that way. Especially not having to pay rent. A bank wouldn't count this as income anyway for a single-family house. Either fully or not at all. But she is still young, so no worries.
House probably because a house is standard in your family? With a 350k gift, it’s obvious. I would rather see you in a large apartment that rents very well if you take the house.
Regarding your investment, stocks are volatile, tomorrow it could quickly be 320k. 10% discount, but you will surely know that.
About the gift. The 350k is fixed? So it can't be that someone comes and changes it again? Surely checked by the tax advisor and notary.