@ccf especially for the huge effort. The rates are similar in BW. Who still buys now must bleed quite beautiful. Pat me daily on the shoulder for my 20 years fixed interest (pre Corona) 😁 But even then already impossible real estate prices 🥴 positive of course currently also the debt devaluation (inflation), purely from the perspective of long-term credit. In major cities, there are also like index-based rents on inflation. And there the inflation hits full in, to the disadvantage of the tenant.
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@TheAccountant89 Buying or, even worse, building currently makes very little sense in southern Germany. Hope for falling prices in the next few years.
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@DonkeyInvestor yes is difficult. They can fall. But I suspect that it will still level off at a high level. Have talked to various experts, which of course is not a guarantee, but still assume that nothing will collapse significantly in the south.
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•@TheAccountant89 Always this insider information 😁😅. In principle, stagnation in the next few years would be enough for me. Then you could accumulate enough equity to push down costs. Which is actually stupid from a purely rational point of view, since - at least under the assumed parameters - the tenant benefits from a higher EC (more on this in the 3rd part). But psychologically, less debt is of course good.
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