Rent / Financing Purchase of Apartment or House

2021-03-13 21:26:24

First have the first child, see how you get along with each other before signing any loans or dreaming about a second child

Oh oh.. that reads as if someone had bad experiences..

2021-03-14 08:22:01

Oh oh.. that reads as if someone had a bad experience..

No, even if the likers of your post would like that ;-). I am simply an advocate of "one big step at a time." It can work, it can go wrong. I just find it a shame if it goes wrong in that constellation, since it might be less stressful under different conditions. Especially since a delay of 1-2 years doesn't matter at all. But some probably need the whole package. In the end, I don't care.

2021-03-14 08:29:03

Maybe one should just mention again that building a house doesn’t only mean benefiting oneself financially. Building a house is, at the end of the day, much more expensive than the 1% interest... when you have paid it off after 20 years (or 30), the first renovation including a new heating system is already due. And so on. Renting is almost a luxury compared to that, what you allow yourself! Not what you pay ;)

Here the old discussion of buy vs. rent arises again. It’s pointless. It depends on one’s character, what one needs for their happiness in life and is willing to pay.

2021-03-14 10:10:24

Nee auch wenn das die Liker deines Beitrags gerne hätten ;-)

No, I don't think so, why should anyone take pleasure in someone else's misfortune. My post was rather meant to be "compassionate," my brother is actually going through something like that right now.. :rolleyes:

2021-03-14 10:57:56

No, even if the likers of your post would like that ;-).

I don’t want a negative fate for other people, not even from you.

...but it of course reads like that. Personally, I don’t set a “proper” order: it comes as it comes and what is currently feasible. If there is time now to think about it, why not? If the right object is there, one should know what one wants.
Personally, I am not a fan of plans that are to be carried out in 2-3 years ;)

2021-03-14 19:00:17

I personally don't believe in plans that are supposed to be carried out in 2-3 years ;)

Why? Because it won't happen then? Then it wasn't a good idea anyway.

My post was more meant to be "empathetic," my brother is currently going through something like that..:rolleyes:

Then we misunderstood each other :). I hope it gets better again.

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