Bookstar
2019-07-26 18:55:00
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Why? Yes, 15 years is exaggerated, it can also work in 10 years, maybe even in 5..
Then the income for a single-family house is simply too low... there are also condominiums, existing properties, or rental apartments.In 5 years, prices will rise more than what has been saved during that time.
In 5 years, prices will rise more than you have saved during that time. If I think about our house, it is now worth twice as much according to the bank (+ safety margins) and that was over 7 years. So I couldn’t have saved 140k in 7 years. Not even in 15 years alongside the (cold) rent, which was just as high as our initial loan installment. So back then it was definitely the right decision. Just within a much smaller price range in existing properties.
I guess the OP now has a consultation appointment and will have them calculate it. Then you can also discuss the “only one borrower” issue and some amount will come out that is affordable. And then you can consider the next step (whether it’s enough for building, for existing properties, or just for a condo). Everything else is speculation anyway.