House Pictures Chat Corner - Show off your house pictures!

Where did I claim that?

If a defect exists, it must be disclosed during the sale.

And to your question: we collect rent in December, and what constitutes a defect and what does not I was able to determine in various purchases including legal disputes regarding existing properties.

If a defect exists, it must be disclosed during the sale.

Do you think I will move into the place with such defects and officially accept the building from the general contractor? Probably not.

No, probably not.

But in the mentioned parallel thread it is claimed that if a house is wet (which I hope is not the case permanently with you but will be fixed) one is not obliged to inform a buyer if as a seller one does not know about it.

It is quite simple. Known defects must be pointed out to a buyer, defects that once existed and have been fixed do not need to be, because these are not defects.

And no one seriously believes that we would let the screed layer or tiler work on it before the cause of the moisture is conclusively clarified, right?

not for defects that once existed and were fixed, because those are not defects.

... That's how it is

What I would be interested to know is how the water gets through the [Katja] lying there ?? At least in the picture it looks like the mentioned [Katja]. Normally nothing gets through from below ...