Why I bought a house in Germany | Buying a House in Germany Guide 1

Hello from Germany, Discover my journey of buying a house in Germany and find out why I bought a house in Germany. Learn about the process and challenges of purchasing property in Germany.
Our experience of buying our first home in Germany was quite a roller coaster ride, with uncertainties about whether we could actually make the purchase.
Stay tuned for valuable insights on buying a house with zero funds, understanding German real estate market, property search tips, financing, affordability assessment, and more.
0:00 Is it possible to buy a house in Germany
0:37 We bought our first home in Germany as Indian
2:03 Why I decided to buy a house in Germany
5:26 Renting in Germany has become very expensive
6:02 Which portal to use to buy house in Germany
6:23 How many listings did we apply for before finalising our home in Germany
6:49 How long is the entire process of buying house in Germany
7:50 How to buy a house in Germany Guide as foreigners
Join me as I share my personal experience of buying property in Germany.
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Disclaimer: Please note, all the information shared on my videos are based on my experience and research. There can be changes in the real world so please confirm any rule or regulation on your own related to Germany. Because my advice and suggestions are just to guide you.
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[@EriInGermany]

How to buy House with Zero Money in Germany (Buying House in Germany Guide 2) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHfHZoSfpLV8hbc

[@MShahzad88]

Sorry but i wasted 9 minutes waiting for valuable information and i got none. Atleast you should have added the information about pricing etc.

[@sudhirwagle2102]

Thannks for saving my 9 minutes 😂

[@ishhhhhhh.]

true shitty video

[@krishnapatel-ys7nk]

Thanks for sharing such valuable information eri...plz continue to add other videos on fast basis

[@EriInGermany]

Thank you so much 😊 I also posted a new video today on buying house in Germany, do check if you are interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHfHZoSfpLV8hbc

[@trushnalijiyani9871]

Ohh wow! I m eagerly waiting for this series. Thankx for details information. congratulations to both of you.

[@EriInGermany]

Thank you so much 😊 I also posted a new video today on buying house in Germany, do check if you are interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHfHZoSfpLV8hbc

[@indrajitsarkar6750]

How much did it cost?

[@crazyprogrammer3249]

Interested in this series

[@EriInGermany]

Thank You 😊

[@Neha_18official]

Congratulations ❤very informative video😊

[@EriInGermany]

Thank you so much 😊 I also posted a new video today on buying house in Germany, do check if you are interested kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHfHZoSfpLV8hbc

[@syedibrahim4543]

When u say u pay emi instead of landlord , it is just 2 percent you are paying . And it takes 30 years to settle it .

[@EriInGermany]

Agreed, its applicable for those who plan to live in Germany for long time and who can afford. Even after 10 years you can sell the property with profit if the prices go up. If you dont want to sell, and make the property your home, your future self will thank you for the investment.

[@syedibrahim4543]

I have a question . Now you would have got it for 10 years rate . Is it fixed rate or ? Can you change the finance rate or refinance it when interest rate reduces ?

[@EriInGermany]

@syedibrahim4543 Rate is fixed for 10 years. There will be a renewal after 10 years either from the same bank or any other which you want. You cannot change the interest rate in between. All you can do is give extra payment every year apart from your monthly installments. This is known as additional annual repayment (Sondertilgung). Mostly 5% of your loan amount taken from the bank. When you will speak with bank you will also get some options to fix the interest rate when its low for example via Bausparvertrag. Although this savings plan involves fees and time, but people take this as well in Germany.

[@vivektikle3209]

बहुत बहुत बधाई,,,धन्यवाद,,,,,,💖🙏जल्दी बनाये,🎉🎉

[@RakshasPixel]

Thank you ❤

[@apurbabiswas6126]

How much it costs?

[@knowledgegainshare2914]

Congratulations Eri, It would be great if you tell Location( if you are ok with it)

[@EriInGermany]

Hi, we bought in Frankfurt suburb area. Buying in city centre is very expensive. This location is 40km from Frankfurt.

[@knowledgegainshare2914]

​@@EriInGermanyhow far from Frankfurt Main Station? near by Tram/Train/Bus Station pls

[@EriInGermany]

RB15 train route

[@rishiraj2548]

Wow! SoOoOo good🙂👍🎉

[@EriInGermany]

Thank You so much :) Means a lot ❤

[@pratima5669]

Congratulations 🎉

[@EriInGermany]

Thank You so much :) Means a lot ❤

[@wasimshaikh-cu9gw]

When you see clean road you don't wanna come back to see Mumbai roads again.

[@abuthalibsyed277]

Iam new subscriber mam

[@pratham1626]

Do we need German citizenship to buy a house?

[@EriInGermany]

You dont need German citizenship to buy a house in Germany. You can buy if you have EU Bluecard or German PR or Residence Permit. If you have sufficient funds, bank takes decisions to give you loan.

[@pratham1626]

@@EriInGermany thanks👍🏻

[@krishnaduttmishra9794]

😐 seriously 😒

[@suitmahal1915]

When it will helpful? 😂

[@romiplayboy]

This is stupid

[@asikmallick9923]

Interested in this series