Practical case Costa Blanca: Detached house in Dénia – Realising the dream of a home with existing rental income
The buyer was head of a mechanical engineering company; his wife worked as a senior physician. In addition, the couple owned two rented apartments in Germany that generated regular rental income.
In short
What was this case about?
The buyer was head of a mechanical engineering company; his wife worked as a senior physician. In addition, the couple owned two rented apartments in Germany that generated regular rental income.
Do existing rental properties have to be sold before a purchase?
No. Many buyers deliberately keep their rented properties as a long-term investment.
Why were the modernisation costs planned at the time of purchase?
This allowed all work to be completed immediately after handover and avoided later financing gaps.
Who arranged this?
Perini Finance & Property — German-speaking, operating under the §34i GewO licence held by Olga Nikushkina, Portugal through a locally licensed intermediary; 15 to 20 banks approached per case. First call free; on completion 1 % of the loan amount.
1,095,000 € price, 766,500 € loan, 588,850 € own funds
- Purchase price: 1.095.000 €
- Financing required: 766.500 €
- Equity: 588.850 €
Anonymised case figure · not a binding statement for other projects · §34i GewO
The wish for a home by the sea did not arise overnight
A couple from Dortmund had travelled to various regions of Spain over many years. While the Costa del Sol was the focus at first, Dénia ultimately won them over. The combination of a lively old town, a marina, beaches and year-round infrastructure made the place an ideal centre of life.
After several viewing appointments they chose a modern detached house in a quiet residential area with a garden and pool.
Two let flats support the financing
The buyer was head of a mechanical engineering company; his wife worked as a senior physician. In addition, the couple owned two rented apartments in Germany that generated regular rental income.
Although sufficient equity was available, not all of their assets were to flow into the purchase. The existing investments were to be deliberately preserved.
70 % of the price financed, 1,355,350 € in total
- Purchase price: 1.095.000 €
- Additional costs: 142.350 €
- Renovation (photovoltaics, pool technology, kitchen and outdoor areas): 118.000 €
- Total investment: 1.355.350 €
- Equity: 588.850 €
- Financing required: 766.500 €
The financing share corresponded to around 70 % of the purchase price.
Solar panels, pool system, kitchen and garden planned
The house was in excellent condition but was to be modernised technically and adapted to the buyers' personal ideas.
Planned were a new fitted kitchen, an energy-efficient photovoltaic system, the renewal of the pool technology and the redesign of the garden with automatic irrigation.
In addition, the financing was to remain comfortably affordable over the long term even if the professional situation changed later.
Rental income in the household budget, investments left alone
Before the purchase contract was concluded, all modernisation costs were fully calculated and considered together with the purchase price and additional costs.
In addition, the regular income from the rented apartments was included in the long-term household budget.
The buyers deliberately chose to keep their investments in Germany and continue to use them as part of their asset strategy.
118,000 € of works covered from own funds
The financing was set at around 70 % of the purchase price.
The additional costs and a considerable share of equity were paid from existing funds.
All modernisation measures were included in the overall plan from the outset — covered from equity, not by the bank loan. This meant all work could be carried out directly after the transfer of ownership.
Ready to move into within months, the let flats stay
After a few months, the house was fully modernised and ready to move into.
Today the couple mainly uses the property themselves and plans to move their centre of life permanently to Dénia over the coming years. At the same time, the rented apartments in Germany remain part of their long-term asset planning.
Keep existing property rather than selling it too soon
Regular rental income can be an important part of personal financial planning. Anyone who does not sell existing properties prematurely but integrates them sensibly into the overall strategy creates additional financial stability.
Frequently asked
Do existing rental properties have to be sold before a purchase?
Why were the modernisation costs planned at the time of purchase?
Why was part of the equity kept?
Detached house in Dénia woven into the wider wealth plan
Buying a detached house in Dénia shows that property financing should always be part of comprehensive asset planning. Anyone who sensibly combines purchase price, modernisation, equity and existing investments creates a durable basis for the dream of life on the Costa Blanca.
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