blackm88
2016-02-26 12:54:59
- #1
Hello everyone!
We are also planning to build a house and are now shortly before signing the contract.
The construction project is in BW, postal code 72459.
It will be a detached single-family house with a basement, garage & carport.
All trades (including painters, etc.) are included in the house price, as well as our special requests (2 cross-buildings, 1 dormer, large windows, visible wooden beam ceiling, usable attic, air-to-air heat pump with central ventilation and double heat recovery, ...)
Since we are not craftsmen and have none in the family, the house will be built turnkey.
The house price is €386,500 plus additional construction costs (e.g. permits, structural engineer approval, excavation, connections).
We calculate a total price of €466,000; the plot is already fully paid off.
As equity, we therefore have the plot (€50,000) plus €30,000 in cash and an active building savings contract with €50,000.
Professionally, my partner and I are in permanent employment, with a net income currently €3,500/month.
For financing, we have now set the amount at €485,000; the monthly installment in the first offer is €1393, which would also be the maximum we had envisioned.
Details:
Mixed financing with the house bank
Name, loan amount, nominal interest rate, fixed interest term, effective interest rate, outstanding after fixed interest term, installment
1 Vorsorgedarlehen, €90,000, 2.5%, 25 years, 2.53%, €58,779, €262.50
2 Building savings contract with Riester, €80,000, 1.450%, until end, 1.52%, --, €313.61
3 Building savings contract with Riester, €80,000, 1.450%, until end, 1.52%, --, €313.61
4 L-Bank KFW 55, €50,000, 0.750%, 10 years, 0.75%, €35,692, €159.92
5 Bank loan, €110,000, 1.750%, 10 years, 1.76%, €85,975, €343.75
In 10 years, we would have to renegotiate the KfW and bank loans.
In 25 years, the remaining balance of 1 (Vorsorgedarlehen) would have to be renegotiated.
The two building savings contracts would be fixed, hopefully unchanged.
What do you think of this financing?
We are also planning to build a house and are now shortly before signing the contract.
The construction project is in BW, postal code 72459.
It will be a detached single-family house with a basement, garage & carport.
All trades (including painters, etc.) are included in the house price, as well as our special requests (2 cross-buildings, 1 dormer, large windows, visible wooden beam ceiling, usable attic, air-to-air heat pump with central ventilation and double heat recovery, ...)
Since we are not craftsmen and have none in the family, the house will be built turnkey.
The house price is €386,500 plus additional construction costs (e.g. permits, structural engineer approval, excavation, connections).
We calculate a total price of €466,000; the plot is already fully paid off.
As equity, we therefore have the plot (€50,000) plus €30,000 in cash and an active building savings contract with €50,000.
Professionally, my partner and I are in permanent employment, with a net income currently €3,500/month.
For financing, we have now set the amount at €485,000; the monthly installment in the first offer is €1393, which would also be the maximum we had envisioned.
Details:
Mixed financing with the house bank
Name, loan amount, nominal interest rate, fixed interest term, effective interest rate, outstanding after fixed interest term, installment
1 Vorsorgedarlehen, €90,000, 2.5%, 25 years, 2.53%, €58,779, €262.50
2 Building savings contract with Riester, €80,000, 1.450%, until end, 1.52%, --, €313.61
3 Building savings contract with Riester, €80,000, 1.450%, until end, 1.52%, --, €313.61
4 L-Bank KFW 55, €50,000, 0.750%, 10 years, 0.75%, €35,692, €159.92
5 Bank loan, €110,000, 1.750%, 10 years, 1.76%, €85,975, €343.75
In 10 years, we would have to renegotiate the KfW and bank loans.
In 25 years, the remaining balance of 1 (Vorsorgedarlehen) would have to be renegotiated.
The two building savings contracts would be fixed, hopefully unchanged.
What do you think of this financing?