Real estate sale - Equipment and apartment separate?

Hello, normally the total purchase price is included in the notarial deed and is separately stated for inventory so that no real estate transfer tax applies to it. Of course, he still has to pay the notary for that. Basically, I would list everything that is included in the context of this contract. Because if funds flow besides the notarial deed, a provisionally ineffective contract may come into existence, and if you say, he's ripped off.....

In which part of the republic is the apartment? I also buy condominiums.

Yes, one should especially not get ripped off by a ripped-off buyer, but handle everything in a contract.

I find it extremely problematic that you repeatedly give legal advice based on dangerous half-knowledge.

Have the notary explain to you what consequences it has if you make a second (also oral) contract (keyword "Nebenabreden" - these are usually excluded in the purchase agreement).

Just my two cents.

Where you all agree on the prices for the inventory, right? Because what is true is that the share of the purchase price is just one thing! If the purchase price of the apartment minus the inventory is still in line with the market, then it’s fine anyway.

But if he wants to separate it, then just make a corresponding agreement and he basically has to pay for the inventory before signing. Whether you possibly involve the notary with a notary escrow account, that’s something you could consider.

We have already dealt with something like that as well

I find it extremely critical that you keep giving legal advice based on dangerous half-knowledge.

Have the notary explain to you what consequences there are if you make a second (also oral) contract (keyword "side agreements" –
these are usually excluded in the purchase contract).

Just my two cents.

and a notary absolutely must be involved, even if only to assess what he intends to do.

Thank you very much for your feedback. Now at least I know that my concerns are justified.

that my concerns are justified.

Therefore, everything into the purchase contract, no separate purchase contract and that’s it... this answer is on page one.

Yep, as I wrote in my first post, I was already aware of that. The actual question was a different one.