Multi-family house planning. Planning help / first steps

Now honestly, you have no idea. I bought my house at 24 and now it’s almost paid off. 150m2 from the year 180. Renovated, and electrical, gas, water all tip-top newly done. My colleague is self-employed and is just as liquid as I am. If you blockheads have no clue, then just don’t write anything.

In the year 180, the builder was probably a Roman.

The question remains open in which state the new construction project is to take place and what the bank says about it.

At the moment, I see more black than gray here.

Now honestly, you have no idea. I had my house at 24 and now it is almost paid off. 150m2 from the year 180. Renovated, and electrical, gas, water all done tip-top new. My colleague is self-employed and is just as liquid as I am. If you blockheads have no plan, then just don't write anything

Well, we certainly don't have to take insults here. If we have no idea and you have full insight, then why are you asking in the first place? Just do your thing, but don't be surprised if it doesn't turn out as planned in the end. Many here have already built or had a house built and there are also many experts in this forum who can at least assess whether something is realistic or not. And what you are planning here, at least as you write it, is simply unrealistic. But you are welcome to prove us otherwise, I am happy to learn more.

Sorry, but do you really mean that seriously or are you just trying to fill the summer slump?

In Romania, one can sometimes still build for your planned capital. But even there it is not enough for plastering. And when I read "upscale equipment" and then look in my construction cost folder, I am very unclear whether I should laugh or cry at the plan.

But maybe you should just talk to your bank.

Sylvia

So your plan somehow sounds like no plan at all, no idea, and pure naivety. You surely don’t believe you can build an apartment building at those costs – unless you build it out of cardboard, put a porta potty on it, and put a corrugated metal roof on top. And rent the whole thing out for 800-900 euros????? If I base it on your land price, the rents in your area aren’t exactly very impressive either. And then 800-900 euros rent per unit with 80m2 – phew. Friends of mine rent out a townhouse (built in 2000) with 125m2 + basement in a good area with relatively high rents for 850 euros, and you want the same for a townhouse with 100m2????? How is that supposed to work? Not to forget that you have to pay taxes on the rental income and set aside reserves for possible repairs, and you also have to factor in rental loss. But feel free to get some offers. Talk to the bank, with an architect. Maybe you’ll believe them more than us and someone will manage to bring you back down to earth.

Let's be honest, you have no idea. I bought my house at 24 and now it's almost fully paid off. 150m2 from 1800. Renovated, and electrical, gas, water—all done tip-top new. My colleague is self-employed and just as liquid as I am. If you blockheads have no clue, then just don't write anything

HAHAHAHA... you really showed us blockheads there. I keep saying: we're all stupid anyway, because in your eyes we're not as clever as you summer hole trolls :D:D:D