What rate is best for condominiums?

A loan of 185 thousand is left

I earn let's say 3 k net

but I don't want to talk about my salary directly because it's nobody's business

What rate should you choose to pay off the first 10 years?

what is the best???

there is house money, hobby car etc.

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Chiko135
1 year ago

30% of your income for warm rental would be best. This includes, in addition to interest and the eradication of the credit rate, the costs of heating, water, electricity, house insurance, waste fees, road cleaning, chimney sweepers and the basic tax. You can calculate it yourself. Also think of reserves for repairs.

The faster you pay the loan, the less interest you pay, and the less you have to pay back. That speaks for a higher rate.

But I would rather go to the lower monthly rate and allow me to grant (annual) special relief rights. You’d rather be able to return money for the special withdrawals. Then you have a lower monthly burden at the bank and can react more flexibly to unforeseen. Once a year you can see what you saved and eradicate accordingly.

Chiko135
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

sorry, had read that it was an ETW. Yes, that is true, in the house money, the fee for the house administration is also included and the maintenance reserve also covers normal repairs. Insurances, house cleaning and gardening should also be included. However, water and heating are naturally dependent on consumption and you do not know how prices develop. Only electricity and basic tax are added to the house money.

ronnyarmin
1 year ago

The best thing is logically the highest rate you can pay.

ronnyarmin
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

Huh? The highest rate you can pay cannot be too much. You can pay them.

ronnyarmin
1 year ago

That depends on the contract. In any case, you pay longer and therefore more interest because the contract is running longer.

ronnyarmin
1 year ago

That is already the question.

From your entire payment obligations and your net salary, you will get a maximum amount that you can repay monthly. This is logically the best because, as is known, the lowest interest rates arise.

Repwf
1 year ago

As much as you can afford you maximum!

Think of repairs, acquisitions etc… and all that’s left I’d pay off — the faster the better, you never know how to change your finances!

That is why I would only take something flexible, even if it is perhaps more expensive!

DerBayer80
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

You mean the one who messed up the bathroom and you can’t do anything because everything was made black?

Repwf
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

Working but also not for free and without material …

DerBayer80
1 year ago

So we have an insurance fraud here for black work

Repwf
1 year ago

… well, you can just…

DerBayer80
1 year ago

The amount of the rate will tell you your bank. For someone who allegedly rented so many apartments, you have amazingly little idea

DerBayer80
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

That you don’t talk, you tell a lot. I’d think about what I’m giving from you.

grisu2101
1 year ago

At 3 K net I would set up 1000 per month rate.

grisu2101
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

I know, but the faster the property is paid off. And 2000 is enough to live if you don’t exaggerate it.
You can also choose 900… or 800….

grisu2101
1 year ago

Remember, the sooner you paid off, the sooner you start true life.
I calculated 20 years back then, and after 15.5 I was finished.
Great feeling!!!

grisu2101
1 year ago

Okay, and then why do you ask?

DerHans
1 year ago

The question would be if you had a choice at all. Usually, the bank tells you how she wants to serve the annuity.

DerHans
1 year ago
Reply to  44bizeps44

Then remember the sentence: savings, are the best you can get. So as much and quickly as possible

DerHans
1 year ago

If there are 4% interest rates, you will pay at least 6% interest

DerHans
1 year ago

And what do you get to HABEN interest in your account?