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Ideal: 20–30% of the purchase price
For affordability (assumption: payment at most 35–40%)
Sets the real estate transfer tax
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From your offer. Default 3.78% = bank average July 2026 (Bundesbank)
Your rate is fixed for this long; afterwards you need follow-up financing for the remaining debt.
Extra repayment at the end of each year – only as far as your contract allows it.
Buyer's share incl. VAT, 0% without a broker
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You finance €364,296 at 3.78% interest with 2.41% repayment and are debt-free after 25 years. Total interest: €199,378.
The payment is 38% of your net income of €5,000 – borderline. Plan for reserves.
Financing
Purchase costs
Where the money goes
What you can do
With €1,750.00 per month (35% of net income)
you can finance a purchase price of up to about €377,500, all else being equal.
€20,000 more equity−€10,946 interest
The payment drops to €1,775.76.
Debt-free in 20 years−€43,939 interest
The payment rises to €2,165.56.
The borrowing rate comes from your input. The default is 3.78%, the average bank rate for new home loans with a 5–10 year fixed-rate period in July 2026 (Deutsche Bundesbank, MFI interest rate statistics) – not an offer. After the fixed-rate period the calculator continues with the same rate; follow-up financing may be more or less expensive.
Repayment is set so that the loan is fully repaid after 25 years (annuity, monthly payments).
Affordability (assumption, not a standard): up to 35% of household net income is considered affordable, up to 40% borderline. Notary and land registry fees are calculated for the purchase contract using fee table B of the GNotKG (Court and Notary Fees Act); the land charge for the loan costs extra.
Tip: 20–30% equity lowers the interest rate and makes the financing safer. Pay the purchase costs from your own funds if possible.
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