Altai
2020-08-11 17:09:32
- #1
If you do a proper expense and financial plan and stick to it disciplinedly, you won't get into trouble in the end.
I think you are never completely safe from surprises. Saying that everyone who ends up short planned wrongly is too general for me. For most people, it is the first and only house. You only gain a lot of experience along the way. Yes, with the super knowledge—or the knowledge you have after the construction—you could surely have done the calculation better... but who has that from the start? Sometimes you don't even have it if you hire a professional for it. That was exactly the case for me; in the end, I could have written the calculation correctly because then I knew which defects in the property had gone unnoticed, which items had "slipped through," which popped up like the devil out of the box, and where I had taken an upgrade. It was a bit of everything, and overall I felt just like writes. That's why I also still have to wait a bit for the terrace flooring...