Property division: Shared access via a separate plot

  • Erstellt am 2019-03-20 10:28:55

Fyddles

2019-03-20 12:49:50
  • #1


Maybe I didn’t express myself clearly – we live in a very hilly area here, but the community we want to move to is "on top of the mountain" and the plots there are already flat, if that makes sense. Certainly not "no work needed at all" flat, but you can’t obviously see any unevenness. As far as we know, nothing was filled in there, but definitely something we should ask about, thanks!

Also many thanks for your advice about the money – certainly absolutely right! Regarding the €20,000, it may be more a matter of "wanting" than "being able to." The price of the plot is, in our opinion, quite high; it is well above the standard land value. We already have an offer for our finished house, have generously planned ancillary costs, and also have equity. But on the one hand, we had simply expected a smaller plot, on the other hand, we don’t really "need" it, so we would rather either not spend the money or spend it elsewhere. Apart from that, our budget is certainly in the mid to lower range, so I will take your words to heart!



We found a few gaps in the building line, but we thought if someone wants to sell, they will advertise it. But your experience obviously contradicts that! Maybe we should just try that, thank you very much!
 

Fyddles

2019-03-20 12:51:48
  • #2


Thanks for the idea, we will discuss it with the architect, should the other interested parties want to basically buy more land!
 

Maria16

2019-03-20 13:04:06
  • #3
The other interested parties would be a bit dumb then, don’t you think? Apart from an expensive driveway, you can’t really do anything with the strip, for me that wouldn’t really be desirable on sole ownership either.
 

Fyddles

2019-03-20 13:05:19
  • #4


You are quite right, except that we wouldn't be allowed to use it then, there are very few advantages for them. I also think that it will currently come down to us "simply" buying the entire right-hand property.
 

wurmwichtel

2019-03-20 14:45:55
  • #5
Not necessarily. You just have to make it appealing to them and can definitely negotiate something.
 

hanse987

2019-03-20 15:38:02
  • #6
In our area, no one is currently selling voluntarily unless they urgently need the money. After all, there are no interest rates!
 

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