Inheritance question in construction financing

so as a financial accountant, one should be able to distinguish the terms financing, will, and land register (especially if one owns a home oneself).

to me, this sounds like a troll. 3 pages of posts but still no one here knows what really happened. what did your friend do? what did you do? "signed nothing" means nothing at first. either you were with a notary, lawyer, or some representative. depending on that, the outcome is different. with a representative, for example, nothing positive can come out for you at all.

general question: can you actually sue bank advisors if they involve unaware people to their disadvantage (e.g. through lies or "nothing will happen") into contracts?!

That would be the only sensible thing. But, as others have already written, if the worst comes to worst, the tax exemption for the inheritance is very low, i.e. depending on the value of the house, an insane tax burden will arise. But it seems that it is anyway about the "unknown" relatives not receiving anything and the OP has their own house anyway. So it's not about securing their livelihood.

Some are simply naive and scream for [verarsche]

A will can be drawn up alone. Without a signature on a financing agreement would, of course, be pretty cool. If you choose someone who has capital but whom you can't stand, include them in the financing and suspend the installments. :)

A will can be drawn up alone. Of course, having no signature on a financing would be quite cool. If you pick someone who has capital but you can't stand, include them in the financing and then skip the installments. :)

The person who allows themselves to be entered into the financing should normally also be informed about it by a neutral person (e.g., a notary). After all, this also happens when the land charge is entered in the land register. The far-reaching consequences are, of course, completely downplayed by the banker. Naive simple people believe them and are thus ruined, even though they have theoretically done nothing wrong. And then these bankers wonder when they suddenly get a knife in the back ^^

Well, the discussion is pointless. The thread is either fake/hoax or he has recorded a will. He can write whatever he wants in it, moreover, the potential heir can also reject the will, so it will ultimately be clarified/checked in writing again.

Best regards
Dirk Grafe