04/08/2026
In Luxembourg, a first-time buyer can borrow 100% of the price. Putting almost nothing down can actually raise your return, not lower it.
The less of your own cash you tie up in a home growing near inflation, the more stays compounding elsewhere. But there are two catches: the State Guarantee is income-tested, and more borrowing means more risk if prices fall.
I broke down both ways to finance with little or nothing down, and when it is smart versus when it is stretched.
Would you borrow the full amount if you could?