Preliminary insolvency of the developer - What to do?

... and whether the remaining amount that is still outstanding would be enough for a roof or interior work, I cannot judge

But that is exactly the point. If the other company does not take over 1:1 (which in my opinion is the most likely scenario), then they do not care what you have already paid, but only what it costs them to complete the rest for you and how they can make one or the other euro on it. You should be aware of that – however, it seems to me that this is not the case.

Exactly, we don't know that. However, it was promised to us. Whether this statement is true or just a way to buy time, we cannot judge.

Exactly, we don’t know that. However, it was promised to us. Whether this statement is true or just a way to buy time, we cannot judge

Before you sign anything next time; so also with the potential follow-up construction company, you should have the contract or whatever checked by your construction lawyer.

That is not true at all and is not in my uploaded excerpts.

Yes. That is exactly how it is written there

So, today we received the message from the builder that further communication is conducted through the insolvency administrator. Hard to imagine that we will get any money out of this. Tomorrow we will hand the documents over to the lawyer and see what he thinks about it.

asks whether even the money spent on the lawyer would ultimately have been wasted.