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Move to Germany...Bridging loans
Hello. I'm new here I am looking for any advice.
A relative is looking to sell a freehold here in the UK and move to Germany.
We have been in contact with Sparkasse Bank about a property. At some stage we will be visiting to discuss financing etc.
Has anyone here had any experience of bridging loans in Germany?
Are they called the same?
Thank you for looking and any advise much appreciated.
A relative is looking to sell a freehold here in the UK and move to Germany.
We have been in contact with Sparkasse Bank about a property. At some stage we will be visiting to discuss financing etc.
Has anyone here had any experience of bridging loans in Germany?
Are they called the same?
Thank you for looking and any advise much appreciated.
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They do indeed !
When moving into Germany's North, the correct term is most likely "Zwischenkredit" , when moving into the South (including Austria) , you should be asking for a "Zwischendarlehen" (if I'm not mistaken).
I would also like to suggest to have a look here, I'm sure you get hold of some expert who can provide more information:
http://www.deutsche-in-london.net/forum/
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