House construction project with terrible credit rating and almost zero equity capital :-)

  • Erstellt am 2019-12-10 00:30:03

aero2016

2019-12-11 19:37:33
  • #1
and this is one of the ugliest posts in the entire forum. Just because some primitive pub wisdom is constantly repeated doesn’t mean it’s true, not even necessarily at its core. And in this forum, the substance-less pub shouting is often confused with the unvarnished truth. The discussion participants confirm each other’s simple opinions and see that as proof of substance. “Someone like you” should look for other “friends”
 

Bookstar

2019-12-11 20:55:55
  • #2
No, a house is not possible. You are the typical renters, which is also okay. Don’t ruin your lives with building/buying a house. The whole thing is a few sizes too big for you. Maybe you’ll inherit something someday or so, then you can reconsider it.
 

Dr Hix

2019-12-11 21:01:13
  • #3


Who exactly is "we"? You, and Erika Steinbach? Respect, politeness, minimal grammar, relevance – no one expects more anyway.

The truth is: reading such crap costs innocent people their lifetime. That exhausts the benefit.
 

Trademark

2019-12-11 21:26:43
  • #4


Sorry, but anyone who sees "learning contraception" and "hey, are you even tested" as direct truth and believes such things are acceptable should quickly withdraw from such forums. And older users simply have a role model function or they should live out whatever on Facebook and co. In the end, unmoderated forums only regulate themselves in two ways:

1. People pull themselves together and learn a little decency. Studying etiquette works wonders (or the ego isn’t as big as the writing style after all )

2. Such forums die out/desert (and the tendencies here have also been visible in recent months)
 

ypg

2019-12-11 21:52:30
  • #5
Since I never said anything like that, please do not quote me. The truth is that there is only one income, which is decent but not high, no equity is available, and after being debt-free for 6 weeks, one should now consider saving something at all and not immediately plan to go into debt again, but rather manage the household. As already mentioned, I rely on ##35 and 43, who advise to save first and then acquire a used property and renovate it little by little.
 

Trademark

2019-12-11 22:09:32
  • #6
You are right. I think this "well, that's just how it is in the forum, don't make such a fuss" attitude always makes me react sensitively, sorry.

That the project as such is completely out of the question is also beyond doubt for me. The question is always how you write something like that. It is a question of attitude and respect, nothing more and nothing less.
 
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