Affordable providers for building a move-in ready house

the garden furniture also stands wonderfully on a piece of self-sown lawn.

And we bridge the knee-high step in front of the patio door at that spot with pallets. Likewise all the dirt that is carried into the house, and we also sometimes ignore that summer is half over until the lawn can be properly stressed. Of course, you can start with little, but you also get much less for it. And the costs for paving, etc., do not disappear just because you postpone them into the future. One way or another, it has to be paid at some point, so you might as well factor it in right away and not live on the training ground for the first 5 years.

Allowing the outside of terrace, driveway, garden one shoots oneself SO QUICKLY in the foot.

That is not what this is about in the first place.

That is not the issue here in the first place.

It is primarily about the AI estimate for the house. How much is planned for the plot and whether and how much for additional things is not even brought up as a topic. Since the OP does not comment anymore, the thematic branching is not necessary for the OP; all that is elsewhere in this forum and can be found quickly if one wants to know more precisely. Since Heinz von Heiden does not offer its affordable houses as an AI package either, they do not meet the OP's expectations.

In 2-3 years I can pay cash for it and don't have to take a private loan at currently 4-5%. Apart from that, these are once again absolute luxury problems of today's generation. Back then, it was quite normal to build on your place for 5-10 years. If you have the money... do it. But don't keep telling such nonsense.

Since Heinz von Heiden also does not offer their affordable houses as an AI package, they do not meet the OP's expectations either.

I just got an idea for the positive labeling of a cheap builder's service description: "All exclusive" *ROTFL*

And we will cover the knee-high step in front of the terrace door at that spot with pallets. Also all the dirt that is carried into the house, and we also sometimes ignore that summer is halfway over until the lawn can be properly loaded. Of course, you can start with little, but you also get much less for it. And the costs for paving, etc. don't disappear just because you postpone them into the future. One way or another, it has to be paid at some point, so you might as well factor it in right away and not live on a training ground for the first 5 years.

Why should there be a knee-high step at the terrace door? Not every house is built that high above ground level. By the way, there are doormats for dirt in the house. No, paving will certainly not get cheaper in a few years, but by then you might have saved something up that you don’t have to finance at 4%. Or you do it slowly yourself and only have to buy the material.