Possible house purchase - air-water heat pump possibly a money pit

The thing with the Meisterschule in 1977 is the bigger problem.[emoji3]

Thank you all. The realtor says that this electricity bill includes on the one hand the costs of heating and on the other hand the costs of hot water. And with that, it wouldn’t be so high anymore :-) I need to take a closer look at everything. Incorrectly installed underfloor heating: How can I check this? Is that even possible?

Is he telling such nonsense? Heating costs always include the costs of hot water overall... right? [emoji848] I don’t know it any other way.

Best regards, Yvonne

Do you know which LWWP is installed? Type/model? It might just be an air/air pump after all...

Before purchasing, one should calmly review:
- Construction and performance description
- Design documents for the heating system, if available (heating load calculation, [Energieeinsparverordnung]-certificate, protocol of the hydraulic balancing)
- Consumption data/bills from recent years specifying what/how/where (is there a separate electricity meter for the heat pump?)

The real estate agent should provide the documents. No accompanying nonsense.

- If the paperwork is acceptable, one should inspect the house with an expert (surveyor, someone knowledgeable).

- If everything is then in order and the house is liked, one can buy. A certain buffer should be planned anyway.