Real estate sale - Equipment and apartment separate?

We are talking about a mid five-figure amount and a ripped-off buyer. We would prefer not to settle this with a "handshake." Is it possible, for example, to stipulate the payment for the inventory in a second contract within the notarial deed, without this affecting his taxes and notary fees?

As already said: subpoints, lists..., are common practice. You are not the only ones who have something to sell!

That was how my previous post was to be understood.

Then we have the same understanding

That's exactly what he doesn't want. But well, we agreed yesterday to add up what he wants to pay. From our point of view, the amount shouldn't be inappropriate compared to the purchase price of the property. Then we'll see further.

But alright, we decided yesterday to add up what he wants to pay.

Go ahead and do that. Inventory is usually only worth a fraction of the new price. Kitchen values plummet, furniture (except maybe antiques) also loses a lot of value, even if they are expensive brands.

There are also calculators on the internet to determine the [Zeitwert].

Whereas you do agree on the prices for the inventory, don’t you? What is true, however, is that the share of the purchase price is only one thing! If the purchase price of the condominium minus the inventory is still at market level, then it’s still fine.

But if he wants to separate it, then you just conclude a corresponding agreement and he basically has to pay for the inventory before signing. Whether you might involve the notary with a notary trust account, you could consider.