mondbau
2020-06-05 22:47:51
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If a person living in the household already owns a residential property as a shareholder of a civil law partnership (öGbR)/GmbH (i.e., as a legal entity), this does not count as prior ownership. Accordingly, the natural person can apply for funding for a new residential property. I do not want to share the link; it is not appreciated here. But it can be found in the search service under "Expert knowledge on the product Baukindergeld (424)." As well Is it possible to receive Baukindergeld if one is managing director/shareholder of a GmbH or GBR and they own a single-family house that is rented out? Answer from ----- After consulting with the KfW, it is irrelevant for the application of Baukindergeld whether your GmbH or GBR already owns a property. It is important that you as a natural person do not own residential property at the time of the purchase contract or the issuance of the building permit.I hardly believe that anyone who owns property and moves it then becomes eligible for funding. You are already an owner