Decision on land purchase, geological report, pressure with purchase contract / review

Basically, do not let yourself be pressured. There will always be some alternative found. I would try to find out if anything is being built nearby, such as a highway, power line, wind turbines, etc.

Basically, don't let yourself be pressured. There will always be some alternative found. I would try to find out if anything is being built nearby, like a highway, power line, wind turbines, etc.

... thanks for the hint, I had forgotten that. The current federal transport infrastructure plan partly holds surprises.

You are awesome!!! I just found out thanks to your tips that wind turbines are actually going to be installed on the mountain. Thank you!!! If you have more ideas, please keep them coming!

I would not automatically assume that one is completely exempt from cleaning duties on a street without a sidewalk. Clarify which regulations exist here. And the statutory cleaning of the street from leaves and other dirt throughout the year is naturally a greater effort with a large street portion of the property.

Other interesting regulations are e.g. [Gestaltungssatzung], [Entwässerungssatzung], [Stellplatzsatzung], etc.

Furthermore, you should compare the development plan ([bebaute Fläche], [Kniestock], [Dachneigung &-form], etc.) with your house building plans.

The real estate agent is pushing, says she has other interested parties and we must have signed the purchase contract by next Friday. I feel under pressure and, as I said, am trying to find out if there is a catch with the property.

That alone would be reason enough for me to steer clear of this property/real estate agent. That has nothing to do with professional work.

That would be reason enough for me to steer clear of this property/real estate agent. That has nothing to do with professional work.

Well, if it really is the dream property, I would briefly and kindly tell the woman a few things, and then she would eventually give up.