Strategy for selling a house - what is the best way to proceed?

Oh my goodness. :O What if you finance with option B and then the house sale doesn’t bring what you hoped for, and then you’re left with a gap of 100,000 euros, but the bank wants the full amount after 3 years? O.o

Then you probably take out a standard loan afterwards for exactly the amount needed, I wouldn’t worry about it too much. For most people here, there was still the SQ7 or the 5m boat. Apparently, that still works. Of course, the important thing is that the remaining loan is lower than the value of the property being financed. 60% max would of course be ideal. I haven’t read the thread, does the old property still have an outstanding loan?

Oh my goodness. :O
What if you finance with option B and then the house sale doesn’t bring what you hoped for, and then you’re left with a gap of 100,000 euros, but the bank wants the full amount after 3 years? o_O

We also financed the new house, and part of the equity is supposed to come from the sales proceeds.

In our case, the remaining debt is significantly below the market value of the house, so that wasn’t a problem.

You could also structure the new financing so that you only use the actual available equity if the potential sales proceeds seem too risky to you.

I invited 3 real estate agents for viewings. The first one said immediately after the viewing that he would estimate the house at 340-350k. Agents 2 and 3 took notes and each submitted a presentation about the features, macro location, micro location, etc. Both valuations are between 380-395k.

How high is the fee for such an appraisal offer, especially for agents 2 and 3, who did extra work besides the viewing?

Background: Due to a transfer from day care to a nursing home, our grandmother's house is up for sale. 770m2, large garden, good location, solid condition, from the 60s, however heating, windows, and roof are new and with a basement. Although it is a village location, it has direct federal road and very close highway connections. In addition, there are short (commuting) distances (17 and 25km) to two independent cities. If I were handy and my wife would agree, I would probably have kept it for us. However, some things would need to be redone according to the age. In the short time of the home transfer, several interested parties have already approached us on their own initiative ("If you sell the house, think of us!"). Of course, this is not a valid statement regarding the seriousness of the interest or a reasonable price expectation, but it did ring some bells for us. We initially declined the interested parties by saying that a sale is being considered, but we are not in a hurry (truth). Although I am quite green in terms of sales, I could imagine a sale through an exposé and several viewing appointments with subsequent offers from the interested buyers. How do we find a price for this situation, so as not to give anything away, but also not to scare off potential buyers?

Background: Due to a change from day care to a nursing home, our grandmother's house is for sale. 770m2, large garden, good location, good condition, from the 60s, however heating, windows and roof are new and with a basement. Although a village location, but with direct federal roads, nearby highway connection and relatively short commuting distances to two larger cities.

Have you happen to shown this here before? - then tell me where. The 60s (like the 50s each) were three decades, as far as the architectural-historical classification is concerned.

How do we find a price for this constellation to not give anything away, but also not to burn the offer?

What I did not write about this in this thread is scattered over the posts under the search term "11ant Barthel". Furthermore, Google ("here writes the 11ant") will help you. Another relevant thread would be here

How high is the fee for such an offer estimate, especially for agents 2 and 3, who, in addition to the viewing, have done further work?

The agents offer a free "initial assessment" via Immoscout. For this initial assessment, the data of the house is recorded and accordingly evaluated.

However, no photos, floor plans, or listings are posted by the agent yet.
That is "unfortunately" the investment the agents make; there was no fee to be paid for this.

The agents are assigned through Immoscout; you do not choose them yourself.