Child construction allowance for building a new house, but..

I have sent a request to KfW, after the move we will submit the application regardless of the feedback. In case of rejection, it will go directly to the court. KfW should explain to the judge of the administrative court how it is reasonable to expect a family with four children to sell their house before the building permit and to bridge the 15 months in our case as tenants or homeless? That will not be easy for KfW! Fortunately, we have legal expenses insurance.

And before it comes up again, nobody buys a house where a family will live during the construction phase, which will last at least a year or usually even longer, especially if the buyer wants the funding themselves! Apparently, KfW did not think this through thoroughly enough.

The kfw has been thinking about this for a long time, you are simply not the target group of the funding.

You don’t understand, you are not the target group for whom this is designed. The Baukindergeld is meant to support the _first-time purchase_ of a property. A lawyer can already tell you that now, you don’t even have to wait until your application is rejected.

You don't understand, you are not the target group for which this whole thing is designed. The Baukindergeld is meant to support the _first purchase_ of a property. A lawyer can already tell you that now, you don't even have to wait until your application is rejected.

can you please restrain yourself with your ignorance? Thanks!

In other words, the BK is intended for families who have so far rented or, for that matter, still live with their parents and want to move from renting to homeownership.

I correct myself, according to the information sheet it is indeed the case that only the acute possession of a property does not allow the approval.

In this case, you could arrange the sale so that you sell your current property NOW but allow moving in only at some point in the future. That is how we will do it, for example. Although for different reasons, but that doesn't matter.