Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

Well ... if I inherit a house worth €250,000 and also debts amounting to €50,000 because the heating system was renovated beforehand ... I think there are much worse things. ;)

Inheritance: 250k Debt: 50k heating + 120k necessary renovation

That’s 170k less real inheritance ;) I would prefer the 170k with an h in front rather than with an s ;)

Inheritance: 250k
Debts: 50k heating + 120k necessary renovation

Are 170k less real inheritance ;) I would prefer the 170k with an h in front rather than with an s ;)

Sorry, but what kind of nonsense calculation is that?
If I inherit something worth 250k € and 50k € loan, i.e. debts, at the same time, then, simply calculated, an asset of roughly 200k € remains that I inherit.

And where does the claim that an inheritance should be received free of debt come from? One should consider oneself lucky in any case to inherit anything at all. It is not the case for many others. There is simply no legal entitlement to the largest possible debt-free inheritance.

Sorry, but what kind of nonsensical calculation is that? If I inherit something worth €250k and also €50k in loans, i.e. debts, included, then simplified, a fortune of roughly €200k remains that I inherit.

And without the new heating system, which allegedly costs €50k (gross nonsense), the house would not be worth €250k but at best €200k, if not less.

By the way, you can also renounce the inheritance.

PS:
If my children open such an account somewhere during my lifetime and I find out about it, they will be disinherited. I'd rather donate the place to a refugee than such ungrateful brats.

With what right does the state interfere with my private property which has already been taxed multiple times? If the heating system is broken, you replace it... And not when someone thinks the best-before date has been reached... And if the house, for example [Omahaus], is simply not suitable for a heat pump, then that's just how it is... Depending on the circumstances, the renovation and new heating system will then exceed the value of the house...