Zaba12
2017-09-04 13:49:05
- #1
The topic interests me, so ask me...
- I don't understand where the problem is? Here safety seems to be viewed purely from a financial perspective, right?
- A developer will offer you a property where he has margin security. If the land is difficult to build on, there is an estimated risk surcharge which will be at a level that covers everything. Accordingly, the price will be high.
- I recently had a general contractor contract in my hand in which I would have no house rights, i.e. in the worst case you can be expelled from the construction site if you are inconvenient.
- If it is a tied deal, you will also pay taxes on the entire amount.
- Do developers also follow payment plans or must the full amount be transferred after purchasing the land? This would be more critical for me in terms of insolvency than with a construction contract that uses specific payment plans.
- I don't understand where the problem is? Here safety seems to be viewed purely from a financial perspective, right?
- A developer will offer you a property where he has margin security. If the land is difficult to build on, there is an estimated risk surcharge which will be at a level that covers everything. Accordingly, the price will be high.
- I recently had a general contractor contract in my hand in which I would have no house rights, i.e. in the worst case you can be expelled from the construction site if you are inconvenient.
- If it is a tied deal, you will also pay taxes on the entire amount.
- Do developers also follow payment plans or must the full amount be transferred after purchasing the land? This would be more critical for me in terms of insolvency than with a construction contract that uses specific payment plans.