Buying land + building a house near Frankfurt realistic?

  • Erstellt am 2020-01-02 15:54:18

Karakete

2020-01-02 18:28:32
  • #1

It is not yet entirely clear whether the access road (3m wide) is also included. The plot belongs to a local, and it was agreed that we pay the surveyor and then it will be divided.
According to the development plan, we are allowed to build with a floor-area ratio and site coverage ratio of 0.3, one full story with a gable roof. Since building in the second row already exists in the neighborhood, I just wanted to knock on the neighbor’s door and ask.

The registration of the right of way is a sticking point as is the development, since it is relatively far from the street (20m?). Distances are 3m to the property boundaries.
 

danixf

2020-01-02 18:41:45
  • #2






Any more questions? Maybe read the whole post... 2k ALL INC. were mentioned here. And that is
 

HilfeHilfe

2020-01-02 19:19:09
  • #3
Hello, you have a very good income. However, you are blowing €4,000 per month on 2 ... should give you something to think about. I find the savings rate rather low.
 

Maschi33

2020-01-02 19:33:00
  • #4

And nevertheless, your mentioned 2750-3000€ is of course hugely exaggerated. If they now save for another 2-3 years until construction starts (40k p.a. is easily possible here), they will also manage with 2k.
So now it's a matter of setting priorities...
 

ypg

2020-01-02 23:39:55
  • #5
It works. However, as mentioned, not with a 1600 rate.



Incidentally, the later savings, no matter how high they will be, will very quickly be squandered, among other things, on development and landscaping. Faster than the income is squandered now.
 

Karakete

2020-01-03 12:11:42
  • #6
Hello everyone,

I am starting to get an uneasy feeling. The real estate agent just called me and pressured me to sign the notarization commission. She apparently has pressure from the seller to sign it before the end of next week and would then be on vacation.

I replied that I want to wait for the final financing approval from my bank (Monday) and then gladly commission it. Before that, I risk losing a few thousand euros if the bank offers worse conditions, for example, right? I find that quite unprofessional but fear that you have to play these games in metropolitan areas?

Furthermore, the surveyor is to be commissioned only after signing at the notary. Provided that he then issues a certificate of no objection and the plot is actually divided accordingly, the purchase price is to be paid as a condition of maturity. Is that okay?

We definitely want to have the property but are putting ourselves at real risk here. What other points could arise?

Thanks in advance
 

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