Is land and house construction possible with our income?

  • Erstellt am 2017-04-12 13:22:47

Lukas__90

2017-04-13 12:44:47
  • #1
A small car doesn't count as an acceptable vehicle for you?
I think you know what was meant by selling the car.
 

Nordlys

2017-04-13 12:44:54
  • #2
Exactly Steffen, such paupers should damn well rent. Not everyone can own property... that would be socialism.
 

Lukas__90

2017-04-13 13:20:18
  • #3


Hello Karsten, thanks for your reply!
I am really fit when it comes to house construction... I spent several years working in construction and didn't just watch a YouTube video about installing a 2m drywall.
For electrical work, I only need the basic package from the electrician to get a meter... the rest will be done by myself.

If necessary, I can also operate an excavator and my brother can drive a truck, I have already dug several basic utility trenches and my brother has a truck license... I naturally want to avoid these two things or limit them to the bare minimum.

I am fully aware of the work and how many hours it can take until everything is finished. And we are also willing to accept such a time frame longer than others might.
My girlfriend will live in my apartment during that time and pay the rent.

I have architects and engineers sitting in the office next door, so something could certainly be calculated there.
I work in the construction department as an inspection supervisor.

I think the best thing is to get offers and go to a financial advisor with them... anything else is just speculation.

Best regards
Lukas
 

Lukas__90

2017-04-13 13:51:47
  • #4
And regarding the costs: I really can’t say exactly how much the plot costs, it could also be 70,000€ developed. I really don’t know. I just know that it will be somewhere in between in the region... And regarding the costs for the house, I just have to see what is included, what is missing, and what the missing things cost... and above all, what do I need? I've experienced it too often that for 19.99 DIY store toilets, people happily laid down 120€ without installation for the cheap toilet... by the way, they last just as long as one for 500€ if anyone wants to save money on a new build. It just doesn’t say Villeroy & Boch on it.
 

Steffen80

2017-04-13 14:14:23
  • #5


I don't see what is wrong with that opinion? People who cannot afford property (and the OP definitely cannot afford property at the moment.. no one disputes that), should indeed live in rented accommodation. The large amount of rentable housing in Germany is a defining feature of our country.

Regards, Steffen
 

Steffen80

2017-04-13 14:17:07
  • #6


The difference is: with the DIY store toilet you still have to spend €150 on necessary accessories...with the Villeroy & Boch toilet everything is included
 

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