enjoylife85
2021-09-04 10:53:06
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Ok, then I’ll probably manage the drawing if no degree is needed ;)
The building authority told us that you can also ask about contaminated sites and the like. Does that make sense? The site hasn’t had any buildings for at least 60 years and according to an 80-year-old lady, there was previously only a house with barns.
Yes, the buildings in the surroundings are all different. A real multi-family residential building (mixed with a DRK station with an ambulance) is only located to the north of the property. To the east, only barns and to the south a barn and a brick house. But let’s wait and see what "the expert" says.
My husband comes from the town, relatives still live there as well.
We could also temporarily move into my mother-in-law’s house.
The probation period is obviously a tricky issue, I’ll probably continue working in the public sector and my husband in the private sector.
Although that brings us to the financing question, so far we have financing offers where only the current job status was asked about, no one mentioned that we have to move and start a new job, which should affect the interest rate (but that’s a different topic/forum)?!
The deciding factor for a prefabricated house was the energy efficiency, 40 plus is planned. According to the consultant, the house will be ready six months after the building permit.
The building authority told us that you can also ask about contaminated sites and the like. Does that make sense? The site hasn’t had any buildings for at least 60 years and according to an 80-year-old lady, there was previously only a house with barns.
Yes, the buildings in the surroundings are all different. A real multi-family residential building (mixed with a DRK station with an ambulance) is only located to the north of the property. To the east, only barns and to the south a barn and a brick house. But let’s wait and see what "the expert" says.
My husband comes from the town, relatives still live there as well.
We could also temporarily move into my mother-in-law’s house.
The probation period is obviously a tricky issue, I’ll probably continue working in the public sector and my husband in the private sector.
Although that brings us to the financing question, so far we have financing offers where only the current job status was asked about, no one mentioned that we have to move and start a new job, which should affect the interest rate (but that’s a different topic/forum)?!
The deciding factor for a prefabricated house was the energy efficiency, 40 plus is planned. According to the consultant, the house will be ready six months after the building permit.