Horse Trading wrote that he watched a press conference by the Left regarding expropriation in Berlin and, according to his own account, understood how "budget neutrality" works. Ines Schwerdtner explained that the purchase of apartments for 16 billion euros was to be financed through loans. For comparison, Horse Trading described the purchase of a BMW X5 for 95,000 euros that he wanted to finance over 40 years at five percent. The monthly rate would be 458.08 euros, and a total of 219,878 euros would be due, including nearly 125,000 euros in interest. His wife and the two sons were each supposed to pay 152.69 euros monthly as a transportation allowance. His eleven-year-old son asked if he could refinance his share through his console loan; the seven-year-old would therefore have to pay pocket money for 40 years and would be 47 years old when the payments were completed. Furthermore, Horse Trading wrote that he had offered the dealer 60,000 euros and suggested that a court should decide on the residual value. The dealer then threw him out. #Finanzen #Wohnen #Kredite (translated)