Sell house directly again - Prepayment penalty

  • Erstellt am 2024-08-17 06:58:56

MisslicheLage2

2024-08-19 06:56:12
  • #1
We have been living here for a week. Phew, and last night it was really loud. Opening the window was out of the question.
 

MisslicheLage2

2024-08-19 06:58:00
  • #2
Yes... that hits the mark. I can't just change the feeling and attitude ad hoc now. I only see or hear the noise and that you just can't live in such a house. I can't focus right now on all that I have ... just my wonderful child alone. The noise is driving me crazy. I really have stomach pain and a racing heart.
 

MisslicheLage2

2024-08-19 07:02:19
  • #3
I don’t think the house is worth less than what we paid. I also cannot confirm the declining demand. At every viewing, there were masses of people. At the first desired property, we were outbid; at another, we were interested in a second viewing, but the bidding process had already started…. For this one property alone, there were 7 purchase commitments. However, we only looked at move-in ready properties… maybe these are simply in demand.
 

nordanney

2024-08-19 07:39:03
  • #4
You think, but you don't know (I don't either, by the way). But it is quite possible, because used properties are actually not very much in demand (the worse the energy efficiency, the worse the price and demand) - unlike new builds. And if you have put money into renovation, it does not necessarily mean that this money directly increases the value of the house and/or appeals to the taste of other buyers. But you can't simply assume to get the same price again. Apparently, no one else said when buying "I want the house and would even pay more for it." All theory, but still something to consider.
 

ypg

2024-08-19 08:50:29
  • #5

The "really loud" won’t be like a brass band playing under your room.
Because that is "really loud."
I suppose it’s quite "different than before," and that’s just normal.
Have you ever measured the decibels with your phone? Maybe for us? Maybe just to get a rational number?!

With others, there are also before/after differences: suddenly there’s a pitch-black kitchen, a hallway that’s far too narrow, a bedroom that’s too bright, technology next to the bed that seems too loud, a pantry that’s too warm or a bathroom that’s too cold, a children’s room that’s way too small and floor tiles in the living room that are too rough and hard, not to mention the view the neighbors have into the garden — and none of it works. Not at all, if you understand.
And yet, life goes on: kids go to school and you yourself have to go to work. Life continues, focus shifts to what’s essential, priorities shift and get adjusted.
The pitch-black kitchen isn’t that dark during the day, only darker in the morning; curtains are bought for the bedroom (finally some fabric on the walls again), the noise from the technology becomes relative next to the snoring husband, a radiator is considered for the bathroom, the pantry is annoying and then not used for fruit (it doesn’t matter to the preserves and appliances), and about the neighbors: things have really settled nicely with them. The kids find each other and play together. The adults deal with the window into the yard respectfully.
 

MisslicheLage2

2024-08-19 11:07:09
  • #6


Thanks for your kind post. It made me smile.

Today it’s not worth measuring because the wind is currently coming from the northeast. You can’t hear anything at all. But I will measure next time the wind turns west. It might be quite interesting for me. Today I can even stay on the balcony/terrace without negative thoughts and enjoy myself. That’s how it was during the viewings.
 

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