Since we have apparently mostly decided to take the question at least hypothetically seriously, I want to add to my contribution: It has already been mentioned several times that an object beyond a certain size and other parameters could lie like lead even on the shelf of a luxury broker if you have to or want to sell it once. This object would be the opposite of a quick seller and might have to be offered for sale so long that it only finds a buyer in the next downturn after being listed during the boom. This burdens the sale result doubly: through the loss in price and the duration of financing while waiting for the sale to be completed. Besides, a large object – if above ground – is only weakly concealable by mere walled enclosure and is always a security risk insofar as it easily comes into the focus of attention of professional unresolved XY actors. I would therefore suggest making the complex more discreet in size: based on the example of the children's wing of , I would design the casino as a detached unit; and share the vehicle collection: four, maximum five spaces by the house. I always greatly enjoyed combining swapping vehicles with a little drive. Back then, it was still possible to register the vehicles at the garage location, which also increases security. If you read a bit here in the financing section, you quickly notice that EVERY stated number is wrong and SOMEONE ALWAYS says nothing is possible for so little money (often rightfully so, but it is always said). In this respect, I would always state my fortune in the unit "fantastillions" and without mentioning the currency ;-) And I would fundamentally never invest above-average construction money in quantity. Secondly, I do not content myself with one hundred square meters in Ticino just because I allowed myself all thousands in the Taunus (load balancing also works with enjoyment); and first of all, I would rather have Gail in the guest WC and staff in the storage room than burn the money on sheer size. No tax savings – which I repeatedly doubt anyway – can justify building a strong overdose of square meters. Seriously, if I were a lawyer (according to the description probably insolvency, banking, or patent law), I would simply ask a colleague for family law at the lawyer’s regulars’ table where there will soon be a generous property to grab cheaply. I wouldn’t go to any forum for that – such deals are made in the sauna club, at hole nineteen, or on the hunt.
I can’t help it, but with this thread I always think with a certain smile of Klaus Stern’s wonderfully crazy TV documentary about the mayor of Hofgeismar; “Henner’s Dream,” the largest European holiday property. All those mediocre comedians cannot achieve what the mayor dreamed up in his head and sunk millions of euros into.