Ongoing additional costs - Realistic?

The list here has helped me a lot. Was the initial lineup actually updated after the insurance excursus?

No, I did not update the topic, as the discussions on the one hand diverged greatly and on the other hand, the last 10 pages here were exclusively about insurance - which was actually only a small part of the question. ;-)

No, I have not updated the topic because the discussions on the one hand diverged greatly and on the other hand the last 10 pages here were exclusively about insurance – which was actually only a small part of the question. ;-)

Well, there isn’t much to say about it. It is too individual. Some, including myself, have given you their values so that you have a reference point. Insurance is precisely the area where you have the most control yourself and is certainly very important, as you insure something for which you usually took out the largest loan of your life. Consumption costs can only really be estimated after living in the house for 2-3 years, not before. For example, the previous owner of our house heated much more than we do, even though he lived alone. Craftsmen costs are also very regional. And only one thing is certain: it won’t get any cheaper.

The personal experiences were also great. :) The rest is understandable - in the end, it was simply a rough guideline for me to see whether everything fits overall or if I have completely overlooked something.

"just simply" is not an option here, we go into the smallest detail ;)

Already noticed. :-)

That would be new to me, too.

The topic is definitely not new. You can google it.