Oops, is it already Christmas?
You are so right, your remark made me laugh.
To my knowledge, companies raise their prices in March.
That would be great. Let's see. But otherwise, it only affects the price of our garage, and if necessary, I'll build it myself, alright, I lied, my better half builds it, but he also enjoys doing something like that and I help as much as I can. Although he always tells me, "When you help out, it's like two letting go."
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Have you at least secured the financing? You probably also need bridge financing.
Get a new offer this week.
Usually, it states how many weeks it is valid for. And that is usually quite a few.
I don’t dare. I’m not used to always having to ask so much or request so much anyway and already have the impression of bothering the salespeople.
Where did you get the info that it will get more expensive??? I hope not from the salesperson himself
Hmm, yes. Even worse: I asked if they will raise prices next year and if it will be as of 01.01. Ok, apparently I’m not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Maybe I just underestimated the salesperson’s business sense.
How come? You yourselves live in the house until the new building is finished, right? Of course, the purchase contract can be signed months in advance, but you will only have the buyer’s money in your account at the time of the handover of use. At least that matches my experiences with house purchases and sales.We assume that we will not need bridge financing because we will pay the first house bills, notary fees, etc. from our liquid equity and hopefully the house will be sold soon. But after your posts I am calmer anyway and will probably only buy a new house once we have the money for our old house in the account.