Tassimat
2021-02-09 16:38:46
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Fortunately, unlike what has been constantly claimed here, I have come to a solution.
So? Will you still reveal the solution to us?
(Or would you rather join in the kindergarten you are so outraged about)?
Fortunately, unlike what has been constantly claimed here, I have come to a solution.
I merely asked what options I have and already had a productive phone call today with the heritage protection authority.
I also never said that my father should waive his right of residence, it was just supposed to be removed from the land register, those were the words of the bank advisor, not mine, because otherwise it is worthless. We have come to a solution that also generates equity and my parents are satisfied. So the topic is settled here.
100,000 euros is the maximum my father would grant me, according to the notarized contract he must agree to any encumbrances affecting the property he lives in. Even this was a struggle since he believes he can renovate the mill with 30,000 euros, it doesn’t have to be nice. But who would want to move in then? Also, there is the consideration that we might move in there ourselves in a few years. There is a lot of space there and it is very nicely located.
Besides, that is what I calculated I could borrow without having any problems.
Is your dad still young enough to take on the renovation, maybe together with some "buddies"? Then there would be no objection.... since he believes he can renovate the mill with 30,000 euros, ...
That would make me happy for you, sounds good.Also, there is the consideration that we might move in there ourselves in a few years. There is a lot of space there and it is very nicely located.