What should you do if you have a suitable property in sight, but your equity is fixed for two years?
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If I’m looking for an immo, I don’t put my EK for two years. Max six months.
I have to finance my EK. Then it must be a really great immo.
Talk to the bank – with the one you want the loan and with the one where your money is. Usually, you can take the money out prematurely even against a “precision interest”. Alternative: the loan bank grants you a corresponding bridging loan.
It’s fixed money. It can’t be cancelled prematurely.
That’s what I mean. For example, fixed money can be like this: you lend the bank firmly to 1 year 100 EUR to 5% – so get out at the end of 105. If the bank does this, it can look like this: you want the money after 1/2 year, so you have earned 2.5%. The supremacy interest you carry yourself (so lose) is the not yet earned 2.5%. You can ask the bank if they do. You don’t lose anything.
The banks don’t do that. Festival is festival!!!!
Then I’ll take up a partial loan that I can pay back with the investment in two years. Two years is clear.
At the bank, ask where you want to borrow.
Depending on the situation, this is not necessarily a very big problem. It will cost you a little more.
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