No, you can’t! But sorry, if you build a hut for 460k with an attached apartment that probably still needs to be financed, I have no sympathy! Whoever calculates tightly and cannot cover the capital service for legal disputes should please leave it! No sympathy!This kicking when someone is down really isn’t necessary and doesn’t help anyone. We got off much easier from the insolvency of "our" company (because it happened before construction started) and it’s still stupid enough. You can’t plan enough buffer to catch something like that.
I don't see it that way. Building has become so expensive nowadays that you have to push your budget to the limit. For the worst case as described here, few resources remain. Unfortunately, all the payment plans of the general contractors are designed so that overpayment occurs. They also won't negotiate due to the fantastic order situation. The legislator should have acted a long time ago, but he does nothing. Vigilantism is a tricky matter, actually not allowed. But the state almost forces you into this last measure. Only the risk of drifting even deeper yourself is very high. So be careful.No, you can't! But sorry, if you build a house worth 460k with an ancillary apartment that probably still needs financing, I have no sympathy! Anyone who calculates narrowly and cannot cover the capital service for legal disputes should please leave it! No sympathy!
