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Hacken90
1 year ago

Of course, it always depends a little on the individual situation, but I tend to guess. Interests are strong and you must not forget that a condominium is also associated with running costs.

An exception can be if you only need a very small loan and can pay the essential part with your own money and the offered building is an absolute bargain.

lesterb42
1 year ago
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that a condominium is also associated with running costs.

And that’ll be better if you wait?

christl10
1 year ago

If there’s an immobiolia at the bargain price, why should you wait? It may be that the next offered property is 20% or more expensive.

DerJoergi
1 year ago

You can’t say that flat. Although the purchase prices have fallen, interest rates are relatively high and each individual case has to be calculated individually. In particular, the expected renting costs for a condominium should be compared to the financing costs.

lesterb42
1 year ago

Wait. The forced auctions are moving. There’ll be something.