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Real Assets and the Price of an Address

The Money Is Made at the Moment of Sale

New money does not land evenly. It lands where the credit is, and the credit is in property.

10 min100 XP available4 challenges

Post the entries

Post a €300,000 purchase: €60,000 saved, €240,000 borrowed.

A buyer takes a €240,000 mortgage and adds €60,000 of their own deposit to buy a flat from its current owner. All three parties bank at the same institution.

Entries to post

0 of 7 entries placed

Pick an entry, then choose whose sheet it lands on and which side. Every sheet must balance.

The Lending Bank

Writes both sides of the mortgage

Commercial bank

Assets

What it owns

  • Mortgage loans€4B

Liabilities

What it owes

  • Customer deposits€4B

The Buyer

Puts in 60,000, borrows the rest

Fiduciary core

Assets

What it owns

  • Deposit at the bank€60K

Liabilities + equity

What it owes + what’s truly its own

Equity

  • Equity€60K

The Seller

Owns the flat this morning

Fiduciary core

Assets

What it owns

  • The flat€300K

Liabilities + equity

What it owes + what’s truly its own

Equity

  • Equity€300K

Answer to continue.