Bank does not accept own contribution

If people here wouldn't always tear others down so pointlessly, one would also get to see the end of many exciting projects.

Have you read the thread? Pointlessly tearing down... If someone asks whether walking blindfolded over the A3 is also a good idea, one should encourage them and say sure, it will be fine? That's an "exciting project" for you? I call that kamikaze.

Have you read the thread? Pointlessly tearing someone down... If someone asks whether you also think it's a great idea to walk blindfolded across the A3, you should encourage them and say sure, it will be fine? Is that an 'exciting project' for you? I call that kamikaze.

Yes, read it completely. It's all about the tone. And the tone eventually resembled a group of children who had picked a victim. You can also deliver criticism normally without getting angry. I will possibly withdraw from this forum as well, because this is increasingly leaving a bad taste with me. The OP accepted criticism, took suggestions seriously. The project will most likely not work as planned, which he then realized as well. But no one needs to be made to look stupid, and it's not surprising at all why so many disappear here again immediately.

I once accompanied my site manager to the construction site of a self-built house.

From my point of view, this is a very good hint. A "self-built house" sounds more realistic to me than the OP's plan and may also be received differently by the bank because it has a "name."

That gives hope!

That’s exactly what I wanted to ask: Is your house a "kit house"? One where everything is delivered from a single source and you can consult with builders if necessary, basically being accompanied?

From my point of view, this is a very good hint. A "self-built house" sounds more realistic to me than the OP's plan and may also be received differently by the bank because it has a "name."

I meant "kit house."

I am annoyed by the waiting, the calling after, the rescheduling... so I prefer to take the hammer into my own hands

I understand that well. It's a pity that there are so few available craftsmen. In my environment, some people (not during house construction, but during a simple move) sometimes despair because of this and teach themselves electrical work via YouTube videos, because they simply can't get a craftsman for small jobs.