Purchasing a semi-detached house affordable or better to continue renting?

  • Erstellt am 2021-08-05 15:18:48

herufbay

2021-08-05 15:18:48
  • #1
Hello dear forum,

We had our second child last year (planning now completed) and need more space permanently (a second children's room). Since we want to stay in the town, the new place has to be at this location. As housing is in high demand here, good advice is often expensive.

About four months ago, we happened to hear that a multi-family house was being renovated and inquired there. In the end, we got a four-room apartment in the house, move-in date at the end of the year. The cold rent for the new apartment will be 1300€ per month.

Now we have received a short-term opportunity to buy a semi-detached house. Below are some key data with the request for an assessment of whether you consider it feasible:

Year of construction 2001, 500 sqm plot, 160 sqm living space plus basement. Heating recently renewed, very good condition of the house (only painting necessary at most). Kitchen as well as other furniture is available.

HE: Civil servant, 3650 € net
SHE: Employee 1200 € net including child benefit (part-time employment, with appropriate age of the children increasing to full-time)
Equity: 60,000 €

After deducting all fixed costs (including 850 € cold rent), currently 2,400 € remain per month.

I am thinking that instead of the 1,300€ cold rent every month, I would rather pay a bit more each month, but then pay off ownership.

Thanks for your opinions
 

herufbay

2021-08-05 15:20:12
  • #2

Please excuse me, I forgot the most important thing. Purchase price €490,000
 

Grundaus

2021-08-05 15:45:25
  • #3
With the salaries and the possible savings rate, the equity is very low. If you have not restricted yourselves in the past, the question is whether it will work now. Theoretically, financing would not be a problem.
 

Hausbautraum20

2021-08-05 15:48:14
  • #4
I am surprised by the cheap purchase price! At 1300 cold for an apartment, I would immediately buy the semi-detached house. You live better there and can manage with a similar rate. With your income, the loan is also manageable!
 

ypg

2021-08-05 15:59:32
  • #5
Family planning completed, quite a good salary, equity m(i)au...
Salary has potential to grow.
At 1300 cold rent, I am in favor of the purchase.

Do you have photos or an ID for an exposé?
 

herufbay

2021-08-05 16:08:07
  • #6
Unfortunately not, it is not officially listed anywhere but handled privately. However, the house has already been viewed and really appeals to us. Salary grows for civil servants with promotion, slowly but steadily ;)
 

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