Taking over half of the house after separation - questions about options

Let's hope they have found a buyer for the (komplette) house and, thanks to the increase in property value, all got out of the situation quickly, cleanly, and possibly even financially enriched. The house didn't bring him any luck, so why hold on to it?

I still owe you an answer.

The whole thing turned out "well" for me.

In the end, she went to a lawyer and demanded 50,000, for the house, money she had lent me, and jointly purchased items. Actually fair, although originally she wanted less, but over time she thought of more. I have to admit, probably my own fault because I let too much time pass before I took care of it.

Financing through my bank was not possible because they would not have revalued the house and therefore could not cover the capital requirement.

I was then in contact with several financial brokers. In the end, HVB made me a great offer to
a) redeem my old loans at BW-Bank including prepayment penalty
b) the 50,000 for the ex
c) notary and property transfer tax.

Term 20 years - at 2.04% - full repayment.

If you still have questions, bring them on.