klaf333
2023-02-03 00:32:10
- #1
Good evening,
the never-ending story continues...
After overcoming the family court (twice) and the land registry office with great effort on the phone,
the purchase price deadline is now due for us.
*The real estate agent has been commissioned by the seller to carry out the handover with us.
He will only give us the keys and read the meters, that's it. Therefore, for example, we will not be able to test warm water (300l boiler, it takes a long time to heat up) as heating and water have been turned off. Requests to turn everything on a day before are rejected, referring to it not being his task.
House handover protocol:
* note then no warm water and set a deadline for seller's repair?
* other possible defects will also be noted with a deadline, (the seller will of course not perform any services, so in case of major damage everything via lawyer, right? (We will have no direct contact with the seller, (500 km away) and emails and letters will not be answered.
(Unfortunately, we do not have a phone number)
* Maintenance contracts, how can I find out what needs to be done without assistance? My idea is to contact Schwörerhaus directly and have a technician come? (for a fee, of course)
* Documents are “supposed” to be available at the handover. I just hope that is true now.
*What else should I definitely keep in mind during the handover?
(Build year 2020)
I look forward to answers.
Addendum Purchase price payment is difficult in this case.
Because there is a pledgee account where daily interest is supposed to be calculated and an heir account.
This should be credited exactly on the day. How am I supposed to know exactly when the money is on there?
I will try to clarify this with the bank tomorrow.
Of course, the payment deadline of 14 days is also running for us.
the never-ending story continues...
After overcoming the family court (twice) and the land registry office with great effort on the phone,
the purchase price deadline is now due for us.
*The real estate agent has been commissioned by the seller to carry out the handover with us.
He will only give us the keys and read the meters, that's it. Therefore, for example, we will not be able to test warm water (300l boiler, it takes a long time to heat up) as heating and water have been turned off. Requests to turn everything on a day before are rejected, referring to it not being his task.
House handover protocol:
* note then no warm water and set a deadline for seller's repair?
* other possible defects will also be noted with a deadline, (the seller will of course not perform any services, so in case of major damage everything via lawyer, right? (We will have no direct contact with the seller, (500 km away) and emails and letters will not be answered.
(Unfortunately, we do not have a phone number)
* Maintenance contracts, how can I find out what needs to be done without assistance? My idea is to contact Schwörerhaus directly and have a technician come? (for a fee, of course)
* Documents are “supposed” to be available at the handover. I just hope that is true now.
*What else should I definitely keep in mind during the handover?
(Build year 2020)
I look forward to answers.
Addendum Purchase price payment is difficult in this case.
Because there is a pledgee account where daily interest is supposed to be calculated and an heir account.
This should be credited exactly on the day. How am I supposed to know exactly when the money is on there?
I will try to clarify this with the bank tomorrow.
Of course, the payment deadline of 14 days is also running for us.