Real Estate in Germany #1: Introduction | 6 Steps to Buy Any Property, House, or Flat in Germany

Do you want to buy Real Estate in Germany? But you think properties are too expensive or it is too difficult? 😱

Then this Real Estate in Germany video series will be for you. Axel will explain to you everything you need to know in order to start your Real Estate investing career right in 6 easy steps.

With this Real Estate in Germany series you can expect a step-by-step beginner's tutorial on how to buy a property in Germany. You only need to invest, and this Real Estate in Germany series will take care of all the details.

Videos Axel mentioned:

Passive Income in Germany | Earn Passive Income With Dividends, Interest & Rental Income in Germany

What is Schufa? | Schufa + Schufa Score Explained Incl. Bonus: How to Get Your Free Schufa Report

What Affects Schufa? | Top 3 Schufa Mistakes for Bad Schufa Score & Negative "Schufa-Eintrag"

Get better Schufa | 10 Easy Tips to Improve Your Schufa Score & Increase Your Creditworthiness

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00:00 Intro
01:34 What This Real Estate In Germany Series Will Do For You
04:19 Let Us Work On This Real Estate In Germany Series Together
05:03 Step 1: Make The Decision
07:08 Step 2: Choose The Right Property
09:33 Step 3: Secure The Right Financing
11:40 Step 4: Calculate Your Return RIGHT
13:49 Step 5: Make The Purchase
14:48 Step 6: After Sales

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[PerFinEx]

What topics would you like to see in this Real Estate in Germany series? 🤔

[ashishdeshmukh]

Perfect, thats what I was looking for 😊

[PrabhatSingh-negn]

Great video Axel as usual. Thanks. I am very much interested it knowing the Cash flow process for a property and how to correctly plan it to get the maximum return.

[kenskyschulz]

Good initiative. Thanks for the videos. May be one video on, if someone wants to renew his loan after 5 years, what factors one should keep in mind when looking out for another financial institution?

[drizzlymood]

Hi Axel,
Could you make a video explaining whether it's possible to buy a second or third property while using your first property as collateral and you also bring 10-20% as downpayment? If the rent from one property covers its mortgage this should be theoretically possible right.

[jhenriquez]

Info real estate buy no money down just like in the US

[nabeelsandhoo]

Thanks Alex for the perfect Informative video...

[dixdon]

Great! One clarity normal when looking around for a property in Germany.
The scenario is always never good, for instance:
You buy a property with mortgage and you pay lets say 1000€ monthly but what we get on rental is only 500€ - where am I going to gain value in this investment? also the remaining 500€ is my share to the bank from my own equity.

Could you guide me here?

[MrInglorious]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the info, but I have a question. I don't make very much money and if I'm lucky I have around 300-500 euros at the end of the month after all is paid.

I've tried applying for loans but I'm always denied, despite my schufa being above 90. I think it's because I'm not a permanent resident.

Is there a way to invest with little money? Example usa has something called REIT and anyone can invest any amount and get dividends returned. Does germnay have anything similar?

[safam]

Thank U 4 the inf. Just want 2 know if some one wants 2 invest (buy, renovate and sell it) how difficult is the process? I heard it is really difficult and some times takes more than 3-6 months only 4 a single permit! where an investor has 2 buy and renovate it less than a month (of course depends on the project). please let me know is it a good idea 2 invest in real state in Germany? imagine U don't need a loan all U can pay cash then what?

[xBaTTaT]

Need to know more about buying a piece of land
I found some not too expensive
But what are types of lands and limitations in using it .. ?
When it can be built? What what kind if buildings allowed?
Benefits of ownership?

Please a video would help

[dr.sumanth]

How much post tax salary per month i have to get in order to buy a property (by the way i am a doctor ) so just tell me is it a good option for me to invest in it rather than stocks ??

[gamerfardin]

Do i need to be fluent in german for this kind of thing?

[omar-zkvj]

I have a question please ....

I'm a Yemeni citizen and i have money in bonds in Yemeni banks and it gains interest every year and i pay taxes on the interest here also ... now i am about to travel to germany for higher studies as a doctor for 5 years .. now the question is do i have to pay any tax for the money i gain in interest in my home country during those 5 years ?

[omar-zkvj]

I have a question please ....

I'm a Yemeni citizen and i have money in bonds in Yemeni banks and it gains interest every year and i pay taxes on the interest here also ... now i am about to travel to germany for higher studies as a doctor for 5 years .. now the question is do i have to pay any tax for the money i gain in interest in my home country during those 5 years ?