Project house construction. What can I finance?

  • Erstellt am 2021-05-16 16:47:01

Joedreck

2021-05-17 13:02:34
  • #1
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.
 

cyberosti

2021-05-17 13:03:31
  • #2
I will sit down and think about it. But I can only point out again that we have looked at two houses from the manufacturer. Also the sanitary fixtures. Connected with the question to the residents as to what extent this is standard or upgraded. The houses we saw were each upgraded by about €20,000. Overall. Not just €20,000 for sanitary. The bathrooms were nice. Not premium bathrooms, but far from 1980.
 

cyberosti

2021-05-17 13:05:34
  • #3
I contacted around 10 clients of the provider casually. Nobody, really nobody spoke of exploding costs because various things were not covered by the company. That is what I can say.
 

Nemesis

2021-05-17 13:12:05
  • #4


I don’t see it that way. I see the sale of the condominium and a house without much (unnecessary?) frills, that should be doable, not giving up right away but a nice 140-150 sqm with "normal" fittings on probably a great plot.
 

T_im_Norden

2021-05-17 13:14:22
  • #5
Do you already have a concrete offer with a price?
Have you received a detailed description of construction services?
The one on the website is rather general.
 

apokolok

2021-05-17 13:15:10
  • #6
I understand the feeling of being completely blindsided. Sure, equity is good, income is also okay and pretty secure in the public sector. But a new build is associated with a lot of financial risks. If I understood correctly, neither the land has really been bought nor the construction contract signed yet. How does the used market look for you? Is there nothing reasonably suitable in the area up to 500,000? That would simply be much more relaxed, then you can really wait with some things until the financial situation improves significantly.
 

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