Hello dear forum,
We are about to finalize our financing.
However, it seems that the kitchen will likely not be accepted.
Is this different from bank to bank?
We would like to include it in the main loan.
What options are available? Are there any at all?
I hope you can help.
Best regards
Steffen
We are about to finalize our financing.
However, it seems that the kitchen will likely not be accepted.
Is this different from bank to bank?
We would like to include it in the main loan.
What options are available? Are there any at all?
I hope you can help.
Best regards
Steffen
dynaudio79 schrieb:
I do as well.
Only when I reply directly to a post does it refer to the last one.
So in this case, yours.Then I guess I better hold back. It was not my intention to come across as rude to anyone.K1300S schrieb:
Then I’d better hold back. It wasn’t my intention to come across as rude.If I misinterpreted that, I apologize.
However, your words sounded more like I was talking nonsense or spreading lies because your structural engineer approved the kitchen.
That’s not the case.
Why would I lie or twist the truth here? It wouldn’t benefit me since I’m interested in finding a solution.
If you have questions, just ask them, but please don’t just speculate or make claims. That’s frustrating.
This was directed generally and not just at you!
chand1986 schrieb:
If you could also get 75% financing under the same conditions, borrow 75% and buy the kitchen with the 5% retained equity.
Do not mention the word “kitchen” to the bank!
I don’t see the problem. Yes, that could be an option.
Let’s have it calculated.
dynaudio79 schrieb:
Your comments sound more like I’m talking nonsense and spreading lies because your bank approved the kitchen.That was not my intention. I meant rather that the bank apparently also (sometimes) finances the kitchen. However, I do not know under what conditions this applies. The loan-to-value ratio was below 60 percent.K1300S schrieb:
That was not actually my statement, but rather that ING apparently also (sometimes) finances the kitchen. However, I don’t know under what conditions this applies. The loan-to-value ratio was below 60 percent.Okay. I’ll take it as is. I will inquire further.
A question regarding financing. We are considering, to avoid the "problem" with the fixed-price guarantee, to first hire an architect up to the building permit / planning permission stage and, during that time, calmly find a construction company.
Now my question. We would pay the architect from the equity that was planned for the kitchen. Can I later include these costs in the financing? Or do only invoices from the financing approval date onwards count?
Now my question. We would pay the architect from the equity that was planned for the kitchen. Can I later include these costs in the financing? Or do only invoices from the financing approval date onwards count?
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