Why is financing so difficult?

is talking about barrier-free living, then it is not the 124, but the 159... if that is correct.

Furthermore, it would be good for one or the other forum participant not to speak of bank advisors and savings bank advisors, or should that person call you a potentialless customer spaz?

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Furthermore, it would do some forum members good not to speak of bank advisors and savings bank advisors, or should that person call you a potentialless customer idiot?

I am so with you ...

I also cannot stomach it when it is misunderstood that I am a temporary "partner"

Rhenish greetings

is talking about barrier-free living, which is then not the 124, but the 159... if that is correct.

Furthermore, it would do some forum participants good not to speak of bank advisors and savings bank advisors, or should that person call you a potential-less customer spazti?

fullest agreement!

Regards

the Bankheini

or should that person call you a potential-less customer spastic?

Honesty is the best policy...

I would be very interested to know what became of this matter!?

I can answer that for you. The two KFW loans cover a sum of €100,000. We set them to be interest-free for the first 2 years. Then there is a building savings contract which we contribute to with a sum so that it matures in 10 years. A second building savings contract was set to mature immediately by funding it through the loan. Then there are 2 loans for the remaining required amount with a term of 10 years each. These will then be redeemed by the building savings loans. No special repayments in the first 10 years. If we have money left over, we repay the KfW loans. Although I doubt that much will be left over in the first years (wedding, child no. 2).