House construction: Prefabricated house or solid house? Experiences Price range

Normally, it is actually the buyer who chooses the notary they like and can ask them all questions. After all, they are the one paying for it.

yes, as I said, we weren’t that far yet. I met the owner today and looked at everything again and expressed my interest and now these questions are still on my mind that hold me back.. but you are right

The notary is not just a stamp clerk (even if many purchases strictly speaking are nothing more than stamping) but your advisor. And get used to having to research everything afterwards. It doesn’t get any better with house construction. There you also have to make a series of decisions where the devil is in the details.

However, in order to have full legal certainty, you also need an entry in the register of encumbrances. So basically a building encumbrance on the other owner's property, requiring them to keep this strip clear! The land register is private law, the building encumbrance is public law. You need both!

This (partial) post is once again a highlight of the forum and the OP should, figuratively speaking, at least kiss your feet for this.

well, I think something smells really fishy there

the broker never sells anything again

The broker sells nothing! He only mediates. He doesn't have to know anything either. If he is average, he can only reproduce what he knows from the seller.

well, I think something smells really bad there

What is supposed to smell? Tell me your thoughts.

The broker sells nothing! He only mediates. He doesn't have to know anything either. If he is average, he can only relay what he knows from the seller. What is supposed to stink? Tell your thoughts.

the rights and everything, I just saw the aerial images from the cadastre, he owns everything behind it as well