Property reserved. Financing is pending

  • Erstellt am 2015-04-03 10:25:45

Effzeh

2015-04-03 10:25:45
  • #1
Hello,

a few months ago I already opened a topic here, but the construction area back then has still not been developed. However, now we have reserved another plot :-).
Therefore, it is now the final sprint and decisions have to be made.
For this reason, I would like to ask for your opinion(s) and suggestions regarding my project:
Income (net):
Man: 3,100€/ month (incl. company car)
Woman: Minijob 120€/ month, but still looking for a 450€ job
Child benefit: 184€/ month
Equity: approx. 120,000€ (current house) + 20,000€ savings

Expenses:
Architect house: approx. 245,000€ (ALL IN, incl. (underfloor) heating, tiles, etc.)
Plot of land: approx. 95,000€ (incl. connections)
Additional costs: approx. 5,000€
Interior furnishing: approx. 30,000€

==> So we still have to finance approx. 235,000€.

I have now received the following offer from Interhyp:
Term: 25 years as a complete financing
- effective interest rate: 1.81%
- repayment: 3.18%
a. 230,000€
==> 954.50€/ month
b. 240,000€
==> 996.00€/ month

I think this offer is more than good, but I am missing some other comparison values. I had also contacted Dr. Kleist, but unfortunately have not received a reply yet...
I also want to give my house bank a chance, even though they certainly will not or cannot offer me such a deal...

Questions for you:
1. What do you think of my project?? Realistic?
2. Which brokers with a good reputation could and should I contact beforehand??
3. What experiences have you had with Interhyp??
4. Furthermore, the offer includes an option for special repayments of up to 5% annually.
If I use this, will my monthly burden decrease or will the term simply be shortened??

Thanks in advance to all who answer!!
[Grundriss Effzeh]
 

Legurit

2015-04-03 10:37:40
  • #2
a) Houses do not sell within a month -> hard to count on the existing building - especially -> where do you even want to live once you have sold your current house? b) 5k€ ancillary costs are very low / too low even including connections c) 1.8% interest rate is doable - personally, I would rather fix it for 15 years, but that depends on preference.
 

Effzeh

2015-04-03 10:43:16
  • #3
a. Buyers of the current property are already present and waiting for us. b. The incidental costs are only the notary and other remaining paperwork. c. Thought 1.8% would be great for 25 years... With 15 years I still have the problem or the anxiety of the initial financing with whatever interest rate will be current then....

Which providers should I contact additionally?? Suggestions?
 

Legurit

2015-04-03 10:53:26
  • #4
doesn't take everything so seriously at the moment. Yes, 1.8% is good. Wastewater and co, carport, kitchen, access path, carpets in bedrooms, paint is already all included?
 

Effzeh

2015-04-03 10:57:01
  • #5
Yes, including wastewater and co, as well as kitchen, sanitary, etc.... Is it possible to do even better than 1.8% over 25 years?? The nearly 1000€/month is still manageable for us after ALL expenses (detailed table), as long as my wife doesn't earn more!!
 

Bauexperte

2015-04-03 10:59:03
  • #6
And where are the other ancillary building costs, which will of course arise, hiding? Or are you buying house + land from a single source, i.e. from the developer? Rhenish greetings
 

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