Pinkiponk
2019-12-15 18:57:14
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As of 01/01/2020, to the best of my knowledge, most prefab house suppliers will again raise their prices, some (our favorite) by about 5-6%. Now my husband and I would like to buy a house before the price increase, but we depend on selling our current house (owner-occupied) before paying for the new house. We cannot predict whether the sale of our current house will take weeks or months.
How do you think we should proceed? In the worst case, we will have to accept paying 15,000 to 20,000 euros more for the new house in mid/end of January/February than now in December. What is your opinion or what would you do?
It is also unpleasant in this context that if we sign a contract this year, we probably will no longer find a specialist to review the construction specifications and contract for us.
Are there relatively "non-binding" types of contracts where we can still secure the 2019 house purchase price?
How do you think we should proceed? In the worst case, we will have to accept paying 15,000 to 20,000 euros more for the new house in mid/end of January/February than now in December. What is your opinion or what would you do?
It is also unpleasant in this context that if we sign a contract this year, we probably will no longer find a specialist to review the construction specifications and contract for us.
Are there relatively "non-binding" types of contracts where we can still secure the 2019 house purchase price?