worry86
2009-10-18 00:54:09
- #1
Hello,
my girlfriend and I came across an offer on the internet six months ago while looking for an apartment: "Hausbauprojekt für junge Familien geplant". Since we really liked the described offer and the company is also very well-known and reputable, we arranged an appointment. The plan is to build 10 KFW terraced houses (6 end and 4 middle houses) on a 2000m² plot. For a family with one child (we have a one-year-old son), the monthly cost would be €425 + €350 ancillary costs, totaling €775. My current income is €1600 + €164 child benefit, and we receive €300 every month from the child's godparents, which can be included as we have this in writing, so the total income is €2064 - €1289 would remain. According to their calculation, €1050 should be left for us as a family to live on, so that fits well!!
Our current problem is that my goduncle wanted to lend us the €10,000 equity but now thinks I could borrow €10,000 from another bank and pay it off with the remaining €200 over five years. My uncle would then rather renovate his apartment first as planned, which I can't blame him for!!!
What do you think about the whole thing???
Would it work to borrow €10,000 now and then get the construction financing in the near future???
my girlfriend and I came across an offer on the internet six months ago while looking for an apartment: "Hausbauprojekt für junge Familien geplant". Since we really liked the described offer and the company is also very well-known and reputable, we arranged an appointment. The plan is to build 10 KFW terraced houses (6 end and 4 middle houses) on a 2000m² plot. For a family with one child (we have a one-year-old son), the monthly cost would be €425 + €350 ancillary costs, totaling €775. My current income is €1600 + €164 child benefit, and we receive €300 every month from the child's godparents, which can be included as we have this in writing, so the total income is €2064 - €1289 would remain. According to their calculation, €1050 should be left for us as a family to live on, so that fits well!!
Our current problem is that my goduncle wanted to lend us the €10,000 equity but now thinks I could borrow €10,000 from another bank and pay it off with the remaining €200 over five years. My uncle would then rather renovate his apartment first as planned, which I can't blame him for!!!
What do you think about the whole thing???
Would it work to borrow €10,000 now and then get the construction financing in the near future???