Depression after notarized contract - experiences

2021-09-06 20:01:08

If I can have it simply reversed, that would be better, right?

Not for me, because probably nothing else will come for the next 5 years...

2021-09-06 20:06:55

The advantage would be, the surroundings stay the same, the kindergarten stays, you know everything.

Why is it an advantage if nothing changes and you already know everything?

2021-09-06 20:07:36

The financing had not yet been signed, according to a statement in an early post.

I see no point in torturing yourself... Go to the seller and ask if you can cancel the purchase. If the properties are in such demand, he will get rid of the house in no time, so why should he make things difficult.
The answer also determines what is possible. At the moment you are going around in circles because it is not clear at all how the exit can work.

2021-09-06 20:12:58

I was biking there yesterday, today with the family at a playground near the construction site. It doesn't help, zero. The thought of rather staying in our rental apartment and grabbing a spot in my parents' housing estate (where I grew up) if something should become available has been ingrained in me since signing.... The advantage would be that the surroundings stay the same, the kindergarten stays, you know everything. Disadvantage: maybe nothing will become available there in the next few years or I can't get it, or the price train has left. What would you do? So purely related to my current post?

I might really move to an allotment garden. You buy a plot for 15k, an old WLAN stick, and enjoy life. Zero obligations, almost zero ongoing costs. Even cheaper would be settling in a forest. They used to do that before.

2021-09-06 20:19:09

I was cycling there yesterday, today with the family at a playground near the construction site. It doesn’t help, nothing at all. The thought of rather staying in our rental apartment and snapping up something if it becomes available in my parents’ settlement (where I grew up) has been stuck in my mind since signing.... The advantage would be the environment stays the same, the kindergarten stays, you know everything.

Disadvantage: maybe nothing will become available there in the next few years or I won’t get a chance or the price train has already left.

What would you do? So purely based on my current post?

Buy. But I am also very different from you and really can’t understand your whining at all. Another daycare? So what, that is usually no problem for children. They are more adaptable than you ;)

2021-09-06 20:31:35

I might actually move into a community garden. You buy yourself a plot for 15k, grab an old Wi-Fi stick, and enjoy life. Zero obligations, almost zero running costs. Even cheaper would be to settle in a forest. They used to do that as well back in the day.

That’s not what this is about at all.

Buy. But I’m also very different from you and really can’t relate to your whining at all. Another daycare? So what, that’s usually no problem for kids. They are more adaptable to change than you ;)

I wouldn’t agree with that universally. Just as we adults are all different, so are children. Some can easily change jobs and engage in communication, others can’t at all and are extremely nervous. Kids are the same way. How could it be otherwise, after all, they eventually become what we adults call them.

Depression after notarized contract - experiences

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