Single-family home financing through stocks

  • Erstellt am 2020-04-19 00:16:21

Matthew03

2020-04-20 11:37:07
  • #1


And why did you not respond to my criticism on this? You want to turn 380k for the house into about 480k and then how much rent do you want to charge for the 50sqm granny flat to experience the amortization? And as a bonus, strangers in your home who sit close enough to you while sunbathing to easily apply sunscreen while watching RTL II?
 

Tassimat

2020-04-20 12:58:43
  • #2
In the calculation examples in the first post, the house without a granny flat costs exactly as much as the house with a granny flat.



Without a concrete property, the conversation at the bank will probably remain rather superficial anyway. It is important that you ask for your maximum credit limit that they would normally grant you, and in your variant with minimal repayment. Everything first calculated without a granny flat, and then you ask how a granny flat would change that.

-Edit- And then please report back here
 

Matthew03

2020-04-20 14:29:09
  • #3


Oh, I see... well then
 

HilfeHilfe

2020-04-20 14:32:13
  • #4

No bank will cooperate. They all want a minimum repayment.
 

Maimaimai

2020-04-20 16:04:38
  • #5

Price for a single-family house and with an additional granny flat are identical. The property is on a slope, half of the basement would be very easy to develop. I am aware that this costs about 100k more. I am currently assuming "a good prefabricated house with heating costs about 250k," so the granny flat should still be included. It doesn't need to amortize for us either; we see advantages in liquidity and that an extra storage room and the technical equipment are not upstairs.

As I understand most people here, the bank will only accept 2% repayment? With Alternative2 (2x KfW 120k, 260k bank), that means a total monthly burden of €1441/month. That is manageable, but of course poison for our flexibility... We'll see, once the property and price are certain, I will negotiate with the bank.
 

Matthew03

2020-04-20 16:28:39
  • #6


That is total nonsense.



But it even exceeds that...

I strongly recommend that you thoroughly deal with the costs for your single-family house, your figures are miles away from reality.
 

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