chrissy1508
2014-11-07 10:22:56
- #1
Hello dear forum,
I have been reading along for a while now and am diligently informing myself, as my boyfriend and I also want to build. Our situation is as follows: My parents have quite a bit of land and would like to give or rather gift us a part of it. This part would then be measured out. However, we do not yet know whether the land can be built on at all. Inquiries at the responsible building authority have so far only resulted in the statement that no appointments are made to discuss the project, but only a preliminary building inquiry can be submitted by a planner in order to check this. We were only told orally on the phone after a quick look at the plot plan that at first glance nothing can be seen that could stand in the way of approval.
Now we are not exactly sure in which order we should proceed. Should we go to a planner and have the land measured out after a possibly positive preliminary building inquiry, or does this have to be done beforehand? And how exact do the details about the house have to be? We are still at the beginning of the planning and therefore cannot yet name an exact floor plan or similar.
By the way, the planner is only supposed to work on the preliminary building inquiry. When this is available, we would like to have initial discussions with various house construction companies after we have checked the financial framework with the bank. Is this the right order, or would you do it differently? We are still very unsure about this.
Best regards, Chrissy1508
I have been reading along for a while now and am diligently informing myself, as my boyfriend and I also want to build. Our situation is as follows: My parents have quite a bit of land and would like to give or rather gift us a part of it. This part would then be measured out. However, we do not yet know whether the land can be built on at all. Inquiries at the responsible building authority have so far only resulted in the statement that no appointments are made to discuss the project, but only a preliminary building inquiry can be submitted by a planner in order to check this. We were only told orally on the phone after a quick look at the plot plan that at first glance nothing can be seen that could stand in the way of approval.
Now we are not exactly sure in which order we should proceed. Should we go to a planner and have the land measured out after a possibly positive preliminary building inquiry, or does this have to be done beforehand? And how exact do the details about the house have to be? We are still at the beginning of the planning and therefore cannot yet name an exact floor plan or similar.
By the way, the planner is only supposed to work on the preliminary building inquiry. When this is available, we would like to have initial discussions with various house construction companies after we have checked the financial framework with the bank. Is this the right order, or would you do it differently? We are still very unsure about this.
Best regards, Chrissy1508