Newly built first-time horror condominium purchased

  • Erstellt am 2019-12-27 13:10:50

bauenmk2020

2019-12-28 10:32:05
  • #1
I suspect an additional ceiling is supposed to counteract the sound? Do you know the floor structure in the floor above? Has the floor structure possibly not been decoupled from the walls?
 

tomtom79

2019-12-28 11:01:59
  • #2
I think the OP thought so too, but instead of clarifying that it doesn’t help, the forum "elite" here laugh and make fun. If someone new had shot against the OP, they would have driven him through the village again. I only recall the financing request with the foster children.
 

11ant

2019-12-28 12:46:17
  • #3

More likely grasping at a straw: the OP seems to see an opportunity in the height being more than the minimum to use insulation material - he probably didn’t phrase that "as a question" skillfully enough for you. For example, it could have been phrased like this: "Can (including paneling) 10 cm of insulation under a ceiling compensate for a forgotten edge insulation strip?" Then the answer would probably have sounded different, something like "you don’t know, but the likelihood is low."
 

hegi___

2019-12-28 13:27:08
  • #4
Against structure-borne sound, this will not help if the screed above was not laid without contact to the walls.
 

Pinkiponk

2019-12-28 16:02:46
  • #5
Maybe you could first rent out the apartment with a one-year lease to a reliable and solvent tenant (!). That way you gain time to think and get out of this noisy environment. I could not think clearly in a noisy environment. Whether to sell or keep renting you can decide later, or the tenant might buy the apartment from you at a good price. The advantage of keeping it as an investment is that you can live elsewhere to your liking with the rent income, and if you no longer like it there, you simply move again. That is one of the very, very big advantages of renting. I myself once wanted to buy the rental apartment from the owner, but luckily it did not work out, because a year later a musician couple moved into the neighboring house. After three months I had moved out of the rental apartment.
 

nordanney

2019-12-28 16:26:07
  • #6
Very bad idea, because capital gains tax applies!!! Consider this beforehand and then make a final decision before you get annoyed with the tax office.
 

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