Property appraisal by the bank

  • Erstellt am 2013-09-17 17:53:29

f-pNo

2013-09-18 16:37:41
  • #1
Hello Jenny,

if you receive your financing (but please before signing the loan agreement), get an expert beforehand who will inspect the property with you again and check it thoroughly. Especially the "gentleman" hired by the seller (= real estate agent) can conceal / sugarcoat many things or omit them in conversations with interested parties ("You didn’t ask ...").
By the way, I would always recommend taking an expert along for a second viewing when purchasing a used property. As a buyer, you often do not have the knowledge / experience to assess the actual condition of a property or estimate the financial effort required for repairs / renovation.
 

Jenny0503

2013-09-18 16:47:20
  • #2
Hey fpno, I think you misunderstood something. We had two viewings with the owners who are selling the property privately without an agent. The owners only commission Mr. [Herr] for the written part (notary, etc. whatever is required). We do not pay anything to him, which you would do with an agent (agent fee).
 

Musketier

2013-09-18 16:51:03
  • #3
@ Jenny

Are you really sure at 22 and 25 years old that you want to live there permanently and settle down? I think a lot will still change in your lives over the next few years. Especially in the first years, you can make huge salary jumps through job changes. At some point, family planning might also be on the agenda.

It seems you want to go into financing with negative equity. If I were you, I would rather save for a few more years, build up equity, and pay off debt. Otherwise, everything will go wrong at the latest after the fixed interest period. And in Meck-Pomm, there probably isn't a huge buyer market to resell the property without losses if necessary.
 

Musketier

2013-09-18 16:58:01
  • #4


An owner is also interested in achieving the highest possible return from the sale. He will not point out the weaknesses of the house and will only show the positive aspects. And if you do notice something, it is impossible to estimate the cost implications of everything that might come up. So definitely go through everything once more with an expert before signing.
 

f-pNo

2013-09-18 17:05:47
  • #5


Regardless of whether with a real estate agent or (better) without one. I did not write for nothing that I would ALWAYS give the recommendation to use an expert when purchasing a used property.
I may not know your professional background, but generally, you cannot have the necessary experience in all relevant trades. The expert serves to protect you. I think, with the sums taken on for purchasing/building a house, one should secure oneself as much as possible, so that the dream of owning a home does not become a nightmare.
Better to invest 1,000 euros in an expert (no idea how much it costs) than 150,000 in a ruin.
 

HilfeHilfe

2013-09-19 08:40:15
  • #6


Hello

I am curious whether you are now getting your desired amount or not. Keep us updated.

I’ll give you two tips:

- A 10-year fixed interest period is very short. At this level, you should ask for 15 years, and if the bank doesn’t cooperate, you might have to consider a Riester model or building savings contract as a fallback. Although you should be glad to get such a high amount at all.

- Income. You should also consider that the bank will check the current situation. Of course, the question is how secure your current jobs are. But the bank will leave you alone on that as well.
 

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