Construction company insolvency proceedings - questions upon questions!

To our knowledge, we have already paid a bit more, but it is probably still enough to at least move in. Does anyone know about the matter when it comes to the KfW loan and appraisers?

What exactly does that mean? Did you pay more than what is stated there, because I don’t think anyone will continue....

If I understand correctly, the energy consultant would like to have his money first, which you probably already paid to the BU, but the energy consultant hasn’t seen any of it. Without his documentation, you won’t get the KFW loan, so it’s better to pay, KFW will cover half of it anyway.

There are 14 installment payments in our contract according to construction progress. For example, an installment for rough installation, but without a detailed breakdown. That means other small things are included here that we don’t know about. There isn’t even an installment for “interior doors,” for example. We only realized that now, when you can roughly estimate the remaining costs. You always know better afterward, but we selected the BU to the best of our knowledge. By now, you realize that there really are bad people. Thanks for the tips.

Wow, thank you very much for the quick responses. Unfortunately, the insolvency administrator apparently is not interested in the builders, but only in his clients. We are already with a specialist lawyer, but the insolvency administrator does not respond to any letter from him. From conversations with other builders, we have also learned that the BU is rather exploited and knows exactly what they are doing (managing director also a lawyer). Most likely, nothing will happen at first, but we don't have much time left, already paying double rent and the rental apartment has been terminated. To our knowledge, we have already paid a bit more, but it is probably still enough to at least be able to move in. Does anyone know anything about the matter when it comes to the KfW loan and surveyors?