Opportunities for municipal land, experiences?

I would not even consider leasehold. The houses are usually very difficult to resell.

I wouldn't even consider leasehold. The houses are usually very difficult to resell.

How do you come to this conclusion?
Especially in times of rising interest rates again, leasehold is particularly in demand. I cannot confirm the difficulty of resale.

I would have to look at the contract details exactly how the lease costs can be increased over time. Besides that, we have to see if it is even possible for us since we have left the club.

Probably every 5 years economic adjustment. You don't have to be in the church for that either. You were childless. Will that probably remain the case?

Probably economic adjustment every 5 years. You don't need to be in the church for that. You were childless. Will that probably remain so?

Yes, it will certainly remain so; that has already been taken care of.

Yes, it will certainly stay that way because precautions have already been taken. :D

Then you have no "felt personal" disadvantages due to inheritance etc. through leasehold.

How do you come to this conclusion? Especially in times of rising interest rates again, ground leases are particularly in demand. I cannot confirm the poor marketability.

In rural areas, ground leases are a bitter pill. A colleague had to sell his parents' house. Since it stood on a ground lease plot with 40 years of term remaining, he had to practically give away the house in a good location. For most interested parties, the 60-year-old house was already "too old," and banks valued it very low due to its age, and for demolition or major renovations, the option of a ground lease was ultimately too uncertain for most. One might say that this would not be a problem without heirs. But in the end, the colleague especially lacks the money for maintenance.