How do we build most economically?

Just to make sure I understand correctly. You are willing to sign the contract for work that you consider defective, but you already want to know how to get out of the contract later with as little effort as possible?

@Bauexperte: I rather suspect that the OP basically wants to build with the developer, but is asking how to best accommodate his special requests (fireplace, facing bricks, etc.). Regards, Dirk

Thank you construction expert. That was helpful!!! If you now also tell me what is meant by a [veredelten Rohbau]? The thing with the [FA] is of course a pity. ;) Could have been. :)

That is of no use to you, as you have demonstrably acquired knowledge of the property through the broker and you only get it in connection with a construction order. The tax office is not stupid ;)

That's how it is! Here in NRW, a four-page questionnaire arrives at home just a few days after the notarized contract signing, which must be completed and returned along with additional documents. Among other things, *all* offers ever obtained for the development of the property must be enclosed. The tax office digs pretty deep. :(

Best regards

K1300S

@Bauexperte: It's settled. I read your answer about it in another thread!

Hello,

If you now tell me what is meant by a refined shell construction?

Trade bricklayer, trade carpenter, trade roofer, trade windows including front door as well as exterior plaster or facing bricks.

Inside the house, all walls are standing; from the stair builder trade onwards, you have to tender, award, and commission all further necessary trades yourself.

Rhenish regards

I doubt that the developer will allow so many trades to be taken out and outsourced. That also means losing his margin. We also had a similar case with land and developer and were able to place many special requests for an additional charge. And yes, tax was due on the entire purchase. The problem is when the developer builds exclusively on the land, you have no chance. Take it or leave it. I could imagine that he can choose the "right" customers.