Is the exterior wall of an existing property correctly executed?

  • Erstellt am 2024-05-02 11:35:01

ypg

2024-05-02 21:21:28
  • #1

No, you have every _rough_ detail of the house pulled out of you slice by slice in salami technique.
You don't give any information; instead, one has to question you about every detail. The question then arises who actually needs information here.

At least you seem to know the street of the location (which I now know). If all this is enough for you here (you don't have any questions either), then I won't ask for another slice of salami.
 

FamilieP1987

2024-05-02 21:41:09
  • #2
Someone must have had a bad day. I just asked normally if an experienced person could point out any peculiarities that I might overlook as a layman. Why anyone has to get so pretentious and upset is absolutely beyond me.
 

ypg

2024-05-02 21:47:44
  • #3
I am not getting artificially upset, but justifiably so, namely about your demanded time from nice people who want to answer questions and ask further questions so that the question can be answered at all and somehow - whether one then calls these answers from the OP, that is from you, cheeky, naive, or brazen - I'll just say good luck with the house purchase.
 

FamilieP1987

2024-05-02 22:06:00
  • #4
You are upset because I cannot ask good questions on a topic that is completely unfamiliar to me, even though I have mentioned this several times. One could also approach the whole subject with understanding, but instead you attack me without reason. Do you think I ask things here just to waste your time? The conversation was friendly and respectful except for your intervention and I thanked everyone for the help.
 

Nida35a

2024-05-03 10:20:37
  • #5
I would talk to the 6m neighbor, was a house planned there and why wasn't it built, was a house built there and why is it gone, what damages or defects were covered by the insulation, is construction expected in the gap.
 

nordanney

2024-05-03 11:03:29
  • #6
No. I would try to speak to the owner of the empty plot. The only sensible contact person. None at all. That is common when an interior wall suddenly becomes a bone-cold exterior wall. It is the only sensible (interim) solution. Ask the owner of the plot. And then forget the answer again, because if in doubt, it has a half-life of 60 seconds and already tomorrow the current owner can build themselves or sell the plot to third parties, who will then immediately start construction.
 
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