Amount of the monthly installment

Building a house without:
-Equity
-At the expense of deceased parents
-Any idea what's inside a Town & Country house (and especially what is NOT inside)
-Just signing with Town & Country when the financing is not clarified at all.
-And please learn how to quote: [Quote - Quote] and THEN you write behind it.

I'm out - but I'm curious to see what else comes out of this thread.

Additional construction costs are likely missing, as well as earthworks. And then get used to one socket per bedroom, more is not included in the minimal package.[/QUOTE]

The slab is already included. Except for the bathrooms and the kitchen, we have to lay the floors ourselves and do the painting. Our neighbors from Lich also built with Town & Country. There were no surprises, except that they didn’t have enough buffer for fancy things like rain showers, a front door that opens and closes by itself, and such fun stuff. We have neither underfloor heating nor electric blinds, etc. The earthworks are well calculated; for example, we do not have to have any soil removed, we need half of it ourselves, and for the other half we already have a recipient.

Building a house without:
-Equity
-At the expense of dead parents
-Knowing what is inside a Town & Country house (and especially what is NOT inside)
-Just signing with Town & Country when the financing is not clarified at all.
-And please learn how to quote: [Quote - Quote] and THEN you write after that.

I'm out - but I'm curious what will come out of this thread.

I strongly object to you saying "at the expense of dead parents." Seriously, are you out of your mind? My parental home only serves to get us better conditions from the bank and not so that I can ever sell the house to pay off a loan. I would never even dare to think such a thing. Horrible. Really horrible what you’re accusing me of here. And do you think I’m not capable of reading a contract? Why do you claim that?

I hoped to get some experience from others from this post....e.g. income comparison rate. But that everything here is torn apart, and we are being treated as idiots, I did not expect. Then also such nonsense like "...at the expense of dead parents." What is wrong with taking advantage of the fact that we get a better interest rate because of it? I never claimed that I want to sell the house at some point to pay off the loan. This whole thing here makes me quite sad that people are not able to answer the question normally and politely.

it never works [QUOTE - /QUOTE] "from here you write"

The base slab is already included.

Read through it once and ask yourself whether Town & Country covers all of that.

My parental home only serves the purpose of getting us better conditions from the bank and not for me to ever sell the house to pay off a loan. I would never even dare to think something like that.

You are lying to yourself there. If you, for whatever reason, go bankrupt at some point, the bank will get your parents' house, and you are aware of that at that moment when you list the house as collateral!