Buying land and paying part in cash normal?

Well, partial payment in cash can certainly be done, but then the notary should also include that in the contract and the handover takes place in the presence of the notary and everything is fine and legal.

With enough cold-bloodedness, this is probably the best method: Offer it to her, of course only after the notarized signature. Then proceed as in the example.

Do you offer that, of course only after signing at the notary. Then proceed as in the example.

With some suggestions, you just can’t stop shaking your head.

Yes, conmen cheat.

Acquaintances sold a plot of land to neighbors in a similar way 25 years ago. However, the remaining money was supposed to be handed over in cash at a meeting the next day. This, however, did not happen. When asked, the buyer was quite puzzled and said, "Why should you still get money from me? We took care of everything through the notary." The two families have been enemies ever since.

This idea just occurred to me as well. It would actually be a completely legal way to get this/a piece of land very cheaply and to get back at the lady. Later on, she can't complain - everything was done legally through the notary.

Just imagine if she reported it... She would then be incriminating herself, principle of legality, she would very likely not do that because all her businesses would be investigated... So: Buy! Buy at an official bargain price with a notary of your choice.

That's neither fish nor fowl. Either I stay clean and don’t get involved at all, or I get involved and want my advantage, then I take the risk, commit a crime, and choose the envelope option. What’s the use of cash in the presence of the notary? If the notary sees that 120,000 flows, he can’t certify 77,000. He will then also certify 120,000, and who benefits from that, except the TE has a lot of cash under the pillow and has to distribute their cocaine money. However, that is probably not the case. Karsten