Renovation costs mid-terrace house built in 1995 - and consultation

Do you have something in your drinking water that explains the high death rate and the seemingly mushrooming empty houses as a result? o_O

The broker would like to quickly schedule the notary appointment... shouldn't we first wait until the financing approval from the bank is there?

The notary appointment takes at least 14 days, so the financing approval should be there by then, keyword "Eingehungsbetrug".

Now, very last minute, another house has come up that I will view tomorrow.

Anything else would have surprised me a lot with you. Seems like you can't do without this running gag :)

The 14 days only apply when purchased by an entrepreneur.

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Do you have something in your drinking water that explains the high death rate and the seemingly mushrooming vacant houses? o_O
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My search radius is quite large, and usually several things come up at once, then nothing again.

if what just came up now wasn’t significantly closer to my workplace, I wouldn’t have considered it.

The 14 days only apply when buying from a business.

What does buying from a business mean? A broker? It’s at most about 5 days anyway. I think I’ll stick with the first property anyway.

@11ant if what just came in now wasn’t significantly closer to my workplace, I wouldn’t have considered it.

Yes, you’ve swallowed a special magnet for counting rhymes. Maybe you were very small then and forgot it, and I wasn’t there either, but I firmly believe that :)

What does purchase from an entrepreneur mean? Broker?

No, that probably means a commercial seller (e.g. developer). You don’t buy from brokers, they only mediate.

ene, mene mist...:)...just kidding. Buying a property is not an everyday thing, at least not if it’s the first one.

I think the bank’s review takes a few days. There’s no point in scheduling a notary appointment if the documents haven’t been checked yet.