Isn't there a lawyer, business economist or similar among the 14 builders (couples?) who can make well-founded proposals? You 14 (+14?) have presumably already formed an "interest group," right?we also thought that the money is simply running short there. But we just have to wait, right?
The question you have to ask yourselves: Can someone else finish building the house for you with the unpaid positions and your remaining budget? And does the BT have any claim (insolvency administrators are ruthless about this) to any payments you don’t see? And so on... So I also consider legal advice indispensable. And cautious action. I consider later offsetting of your additional costs very dangerous!, especially if it really comes to insolvency. Then you have to pay first, and then recover your costs pro rata (with a 1-5% quota if things go well :oops:) I’m always amazed at how naive many people (I include myself) act with what is usually the biggest investment of his/her life. With the motto “It will work out.”The rest all see it surprisingly relaxed. No one is really taking action at the moment. Everyone currently assumes that the houses will be completed. Just much, much later. Which could be true. But insolvency is also not so unlikely since everything seems to be planned to the limit. Well, now an expert will probably have to determine what is best. We always only pay for completed work. But the situation is definitely bad....