Construction company halts work despite overpayment

Tell me guys, what is wrong with you???? What do you mean by pulled out of a hat. Do I have to register here first when I am looking for solutions. Don’t you have your own problems that some here are acting all high and mighty?

It is a significant difference.

You are reacting to a troll with Nazi rhetoric. Yep, that is a difference. I have reported you.

Because you have no strategy! Because you don't answer any questions! Because you reveal the relevant information in tiny bits! Me me me....

If all that should really be true, then finally pull the plug, and let someone else do it.

Do you have no problems of your own that some people here are acting so high and mighty?

No.

What do you mean 'pulled out of a hat'? Do I have to register here beforehand if I'm looking for solutions?

If someone advises you 30 times to continue building, then you could at least have said something like "ok" or "I'll have someone come over". None of that, and then suddenly a managing director shows up for a consultation at a construction ruin while the contract hasn't even been terminated yet? Yeah right, that's pulled out of a hat.

...It is obvious that KlausiMausi is a secondary account of "XXX". Similar character traits and identical punctuation. Since KlausiMausi has been registered here, "XXX" has not posted any more. Multiple accounts are prohibited according to forum rule (No. 4).

Such an accusation is a nasty thing. A forum participant is being discredited here with assumptions and conclusions that lack any proof. You may dislike one or the other - but here you are going too far. I find the statements by here in the thread clearly inappropriate. Some from as well.

In my opinion, the construction is by no means lost yet. As long as there is no roof on, you cannot judge whether the basement is watertight or leaking, and with this weather, all sorts of things quickly grow on the walls. This is also not the first shell construction with a crack in the ceiling. It is important now to continue building quickly, put the roof on, and let it dry. If the basement is really leaking --> seal the basement. I feel sorry for the actual builders, young families who wanted a nice house. Now everything is falling apart for nothing and again nothing. One day you will blame yourself for focusing not on completion but on the legal dispute. Have fun when in 10 years the grandchildren ask and you can answer: there is no house for you, your inheritance is gone too, but we fought a pointless legal battle until the "final victory." By now, there could already be masons at work again completing the upper floor... The loan is available. Okay, it now only lasts until the shell house stage, but the rest you will manage with combined efforts and a lot of personal work. Put your energy into that. You want to make things right? Then buy a Kärcher water vacuum, go to the construction site, and dry out the basement. That way you have made a meaningful contribution.