Building as a Single Person - Exchange of Experiences

It does NOT work without money, no matter where it comes from!

At Aldi, you also get nothing without money. EVERYONE has money, EVERYONE.
I think you might mean the accumulation of several properties or a constant increase in value. THAT is at least not what I mean.
And yes, a bank is always involved but that doesn't matter nowadays with 1% interest. For us, it was nearly 10% and it worked too but not easily and also questionable whether you would do everything the same way again.

At Aldi, there is also nothing without money. EVERYONE has money, EVERYONE.
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Exactly!
So it is a question of money – as I said in my post #22 – what one can afford. Either being able to shop "only" at Aldi, or being able to shop at Aldi AND afford a property.

I hope my intention with post #22 ...

It’s all a question of money ...

... is now clear(er).

Otherwise, soon we will be reading posts here from the Ritter family – or comparable families/persons – considering buying a property, if everything is supposedly not a question of money.

Everything is a question of money ...

THAT was your complete post from #22 and I oppose it with my writing. Too often in life I have heard...."if I had money, then I would......"....and upon closer inspection we realized that my counterpart had resources available whereas I was simply unwilling to utilize them or give them up for his life path/dream. maybe it is difficult or too personal here to solve this mutually.

THAT was your complete post from #22 and to this I oppose my writing. ... maybe it is difficult here or too personal to resolve it mutually.

I sincerely hope now (again) to have explained myself sufficiently :) In addition, one must also understand the context of my post #22 and not read and/or interpret it in isolation.

Throwing you out of a rental apartment is almost impossible. As soon as you pay a few euros in rent, it becomes very, very difficult

That's right, we once had that experience in a neighboring apartment - which is partly why I have an aversion to noise disturbances/neighbor music.
There was a neighbor who got her education from Bild and worked "mainly at night by a reddish lamp in the window." She blasted loud music day and night, and when we tried to talk to her, she either replied with "so what?" or "it's not my fault that you work during the day."
I don't know how many times I called the police on her. After that, there was always 15 minutes of quiet, then it got loud again. I think at some point the police even took her stereo system, but she apparently managed to get another one.
We also complained to the landlord about the situation - who informed us that he had been trying to evict her for over half a year since she also didn't pay rent. But always shortly before the eviction order, she paid a PART of the due rent - and boom, the order was off the table again. o_O

sounds like the neighbors we have at the [Zweitwohnsitz]