Young people and house construction!

  • Erstellt am 2016-04-01 08:53:31

HilfeHilfe

2016-04-01 09:18:45
  • #1
I also think it is too early, especially since the mentioned construction prices in and around Lake Constance, which are very expensive, are rather bait offers. Land also has to be acquired. Quickly, you are looking at a 500k loan. With your equity, it's practically full financing.

I would rather tend towards a condominium if it is supposed to be property ownership in the early years. Regarding the income. You are young, and the desire to have children might come after all. Women can be strange around 30.
 

jochi79

2016-04-01 09:27:40
  • #2
I can only agree with nordanney on that, I am currently planning a new build myself just a few kilometers from the lake, certainly not one of the cheapest areas to build. I would be interested to know where something like that is being offered in the Bodenseekreis.
 

Zeldaleinx3

2016-04-01 09:44:11
  • #3
The place is a bit remote. The equity is partly self-earned. He has always had a knack for buying, selling, and saving; through his job in the automotive sector, he earned some extra money on the side. So not under the table, but bought cars, repaired them, and sold them on. The job at Lake Constance is secure for him, but no matter how nice the boss is (a good friend), if the colleagues aren’t right, it doesn’t fit. If everything is all set, we will move there. We are certainly not naive; we’re just informing ourselves. Many thanks already for the answers! I know we are quite young and definitely want to take our time with this. But we also don't want to completely rule it out. We are in a very mature relationship; he is very ambitious and has come far in just a few years, but early information never hurts! Are there actually also fixed-price offers?
 

Steffen80

2016-04-01 10:31:42
  • #4
Just take the very cheap offers 2x Then it roughly fits..
 

Musketier

2016-04-01 10:36:02
  • #5


Better not trumpet it around outside so loudly. Do it a few times, and your friend is engaged in commercial activity.
 

Steffen80

2016-04-01 10:45:55
  • #6


Once with the intention of making a profit is enough... and hopefully he files an income tax return indicating it under "Other income"
 

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