Previous ownership through inheritance share - KfW300

Be glad to have inherited something. Not everyone enjoys this privilege.

Well, regardless of any funding programs, we would prefer that the person had not already died in their early 60s. Nevertheless, thank you for the response.

Be happy to have inherited something. Not everyone enjoys this privilege.

Thank you very much for the response.
Nevertheless, I would like to say that, regardless of any support or any potential future inheritance, we would have preferred that the person had not passed away so young.

... but then please never complain again about high taxes or bureaucracy in the sense of trying to catch attempts to circumvent regulations.

We are certainly the last ones to do that. I just think there is a difference between someone inheriting a multi-family house in the best location and someone "inheriting" a small percentage of their parental home prematurely (and no, not due to advantages in case of potential need for care later).

I just think there is a difference between someone inheriting a multi-family house in the best location and someone "inheriting" a small percentage of their parental home prematurely

I am sorry that a parent passed away early, but exactly where do you want to draw the line then? With what values, etc. ... people constantly complain about excessive bureaucracy, so a simple sentence like "no property ownership in real estate" is just clear, straightforward, and comprehensible. That inevitably creates cases where one might decide differently in individual cases, but that is exactly the crux.

I just think that there is a difference between someone inheriting a multi-family house in the best location and someone "inheriting" a small percentage of their parents' house prematurely (and no, not due to benefits in case of potential care dependency later).

Well. Boundaries have to be drawn somewhere. Formally, regarding income, it doesn't even matter whether someone owns 100 multi-family houses with corresponding (tax) expenses and generates no income on paper, or whether they are only a minor heir involved in the parental home. Both have the same taxable income. But making a rule for every individual case and then evaluating them is simply too much. In this respect, a digital decision is right for the absolute majority of applicants. Individual cases like the one described here unfortunately have bad luck or have to part with the property.

We actually have the same problem. We are considering arranging a sub-demarcation with the notary and thus, upon payment of compensation in the event of a future sale of the [Immobilie der Schwiegermutter], withdrawing from the community of heirs. Has anyone already done something similar?