Documents related to the house when buying a house

Hello,

I bought a house from 2011 last year, so almost new.

I received some documents from the seller. However, I had expected more documents.

My first request for documents from the general contractor after the purchase was not answered.

Does it make sense to take a look at the building file and make copies there, in case something interesting is still found?

Please don’t misunderstand, I feel comfortable with my house, but if there are other documents somewhere, I would like to have them.

Lastdrop

Hello,

I would have expected more documents.

Which ones, for instance?

Lastdrop

I've always wanted to ask: does your nickname refer to the Irish pub?

Rhine greetings

For example, I do not have a drainage plan or electrical plan, no confirmation of the electrical acceptance. Unfortunately, I also do not have the acceptance protocol available.

Lastdrop

PS: My Lastdrop is in Scotland

If the documents were not recorded in the notarized contract, you probably will not receive any documents either. If they exist at all.

, no confirmation of the electrical acceptance. Unfortunately, I also do not have the acceptance protocol.

By the way, we don't have that either, even though we have just finished our construction. But it wouldn't help me much...

Hello,,

I don’t have a drainage plan or electrical plan, no confirmation of the electrical inspection. Unfortunately, I also don’t have the acceptance protocol.

You built with a general contractor, right? Either way: what does your contract say? Is it documented there or in the BB that you are entitled to these documents? Whereas the drainage planning is part of the building application; at least you should have been handed this document along with a copy of the building application.

PS: My Lastdrop is in Scotland

Ashes on my head; of course Edinburgh :D

Rhenish greetings