Assessing the affordability of home construction and criticism

  • Erstellt am 2021-06-28 22:19:14

lastdrop

2021-06-29 09:53:55
  • #1
That's just cooked up ... The property isn't paid off yet, 15k wouldn't even be a buffer for me, you can't even blink before it's gone. How much [EL] is planned?
 

Richooo

2021-06-29 09:55:52
  • #2
EL only outdoor facilities. Otherwise, the house is turnkey.
 

ypg

2021-06-29 10:52:42
  • #3
I now have a mental problem and déjà vu, having already written something regarding some costs, but it seems (rather only) to be a parallel thread of the same kind here.. :confused: I always like to point out not only to follow your own post but to read through parallel threads – there are similar tips etc. there that come up a bit short here because you’ve already written them as a tip-giver. How many calculative gaps does this post contain? The plot is not paid off, own contribution in what amount for what? It’s not like own contribution is a factor x that just happens by itself, but this factor x of own contribution has to be achieved (possible). But it is a common means to substitute a few thousand euros that are missing. Either you have to do it yourself or somehow else, which again costs money you don’t have due to lack of equity. The 11,000 just barely go for the kitchen. What is included in turnkey? Usually, immense items come on top; the tail end consists of floor coverings and painter’s work in own contribution, which again causes costs for materials.
 

Richooo

2021-06-29 11:12:57
  • #4
Painting and flooring are still missing, but they have already been calculated in the ancillary costs.
 

ypg

2021-06-29 11:22:48
  • #5


Ah yes, here. That amount could be about right, but kitchen and co (lamps and furniture) are not incidental construction costs, neither are painter and flooring.
 

halmi

2021-06-29 11:28:00
  • #6


Something like that is "green" only until everything is signed and then the bank's internal auditor has the file on their desk...

Kitchen, furniture, lamps, etc. are completely irrelevant to the bank and not incidental construction costs.
 

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