How do you start? When do you assign whom with what?

I still have sweaters from the 1990s. "Who buys cheap, buys twice," my mother always said, my wife gets a bit frustrated because I never want to go shopping, like Karstadt and stuff, I refuse that, but the thing with the Unimog is true. Once properly banged up, and something for life. Generation xyz doesn't get that, but Generation Golf one does. So, we're not to blame if Greta freaks out. We have two free flights a year and a portion of goulash every 14 days too.

I actually didn't want to discuss who finds what particularly climate-friendly. It was only meant to be an explanation of why I wish for it.

But overall, I am still not any wiser than before. Unfortunately, my initial question has not really been answered so far.

But she was [mehrmals]. Not possible. A normal village footballer cannot play in the Bundesliga.

instead of giving up meat, occasionally consuming a pilot.

clean!

But overall, I am still not any wiser than before. Unfortunately, my initial question has not really been answered yet.

Here are your initial questions – you may not have liked the answers – but you did get some. The fact that you have not become any wiser apparently is not due to the answers.

How do I know approximately what my dream house will cost without paying several thousand to an architect right away?

It was answered.

How do I find a plot of land?

There were ideas about that.

How do I know if my idea of a house fits on the land, or how many square meters of living space would be right for me?

No one here can answer that.

I suspect that to realize my wishes I need an architect. But for me the question arises as to when to bring them on board, when costs start, and who else do I need?

You bring the architect on board from the start.

Your wish list does not fit the budget. That draws attention and suggests that you still have very little information. A lot has been written about this and you have been advised to inform yourself and, if necessary, to cut your wish list down to fit the budget.
The refusal to acknowledge an obvious huge discrepancy between wish and budget for most causes amusement.

It doesn't have to be right now, but at 29 you slowly want to move out and live alone. And renting is just not my thing at all. I grew up in a house and got used to the freedom to play loud music anytime,

Moving out – and then into a detached multi-room children's bedroom, I put a question mark behind the sense of that. Without Mrs. Right at your side, it's somehow "dr2okevin home alone"

In addition, I consider rent to be thrown away money.

My antithesis is: thrown away money is, as a single – unless you are Nietzsche and want to stay single – to build a home. The transition due to changed needs also costs money – and I wouldn’t "count on" the appreciation that will surely more than compensate for that by then. A house is always a nest for everyone living in it – this, in my opinion, includes that the bride can contribute to the concept of the shared home (which presupposes that you have already found her).

As for the equipment of a house at such a young age, don’t forget to relate the perfection to the fact that it is rather a dress rehearsal: the first house you build for an enemy, the second for a friend, and only the third for yourself

Whoever builds under 30 should, in my opinion, aim to create an attractive used property in five years. That means: install what will still be in lasting demand then – and forego frills; you allow yourself those at the next house. But all this is spoken theoretically, because with you I see the wish and budget still with too large a delta.