Financing

Your German mortgage — from the first check to the payout.

Every financing has its own question: follow-up, full financing, an older property, a weak energy rating or residence abroad. Here you find the right detail page for each case. Brokered independently under §34i GewO, free of charge for you.

Choose your topic

We compare more than 500 banks and pick the one that fits your case. Advice costs you nothing; we are paid by the financing bank. Brokerage of consumer mortgage loans under §34i GewO by Olga Nikushkina.

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100% financing

Buy-to-let without equity in the purchase price — you only cover the costs. Subject to good credit standing.

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Follow-up & restructuring

Fixed period ending? We compare the follow-up rate across 500+ banks — including forward loans up to 66 months ahead.

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Check bankability

Before you buy: what banks want to see in the property — a compact checklist.

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Existing property

Older build, year of construction, energy condition — how it affects loan-to-value and rate.

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Listed buildings

§7i depreciation, KfW combination and the bank structure that separates purchase and refurbishment.

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Energy class G/H

Financing despite a weak energy rating — which banks still take the property.

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Foreign-currency income

Paid in CHF, USD or GBP? The banks that count foreign-currency income for a German mortgage.

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Holistic advice

More than a rate: repayment, subsidies, special repayments and fixed period working together.

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Price is not lending value

Why the bank values less than you pay — property value and CRR III explained.

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QNG new build

KfW 297/298 up to €150,000 plus an annuity loan — the order of application matters.

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Follow-up for non-residents

Existing German mortgage, residence abroad — restructuring with a different set of banks.

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Buy-to-let for non-residents

Residence abroad, purchase in Germany — typical loan-to-value of 60–70%.

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Conversion right §503 BGB

What the conversion right means for non-resident financing — and what to watch for.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the advice cost me?
Nothing. Advice and brokerage are free; we are paid by the financing bank. Brokerage under §34i GewO.
How many banks do you compare?
More than 500. One enquiry with us replaces visiting many individual banks — we pick the one that fits your case.
Do you finance with residence abroad?
Yes. Non-residents and Germans abroad face a different set of banks and usually a loan-to-value of 60–70%. The detail pages above cover this.

Let’s talk about your financing

Message me on WhatsApp or book a 30-minute call. The first check is free of charge.