Joedreck
2021-05-17 13:02:34
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Sorry, but 50k for outdoor facilities... Where is the problem to install a hunter’s fence with ground sockets? Then the garden is dug up, raked and lawn seeded. Gravel is used for the driveway and the platform, if necessary, is shuttered and poured by yourself. Nothing fancy, but functional. And suddenly the house costs increase from 2,200 €/sqm in 2020 to 2,700 €/sqm. I stick to my first opinion. Try to reduce the repayment of the apartment as much as possible, then rent it out and build the house. If that is not enough, the apartment will simply be sold. I would only touch the land as a last resort. Here you still have the possibility to build a nicer house, or possibly a bungalow for old age.These are the real calculated total costs for your project: Land incl. property transfer tax: 113 K EUR Additional construction costs incl. civil engineering and earthworks: 60 K EUR House ready to move in (160 m² x 2,700 EUR): 432 K EUR Outdoor facilities: 50 K EUR Garage/carport: 15 K EUR ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total: 670 K EUR Repayment of DA for condominium incl. VfE 100 K EUR less sales proceeds condominium 250 K EUR (corresponds to a factor of 26. Cannot judge if that is realistic in the area where you live.) less various subsidies KfW 55 energy consultant etc. 20 K EUR less equity 30 K EUR -------------------------------------------------------------------------- External capital requirement: 470 K EUR This corresponds, with a total term of 29 years (his retirement) and an interest rate fixed for 20 years (as initially requested), to a rate of around 1,700 EUR. This is reality. Everything else is nonsense.