Reservation fee yes / no? Or is the house then gone?

  • Erstellt am 2018-05-28 12:11:14

Kekse

2018-05-28 13:19:38
  • #1
...and even then the tax office would probably not believe you and would send a tax assessment notice. It usually does this even if Company B belongs to A's brother-in-law and you just happen to want to build with them.
 

11ant

2018-05-28 18:58:49
  • #2
This is a widespread misconception that for creditworthiness (and thus also the loan conditions) it is best if one has never appeared as a cash payer in the credit world. But with that you are completely unknown: it is better to have several (all paid on time) financings reported. Ideally, there is already completed small stuff listed, like an installment-purchased phone paid off a year ago or so, and the current one also impeccably serviced and still running for another year. So all peanuts compared to the mortgage, but always handled without disruptions.

And then again for the house, and he doesn’t say that. A real and proper developer does not sell it this way: a real one not without the house, and a proper one not in a split transaction.
 

HilfeHilfe

2018-05-29 06:50:52
  • #3
weird thread, all confusing
 
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