Selling a house - how to evaluate?

Well, the lease agreement won't last much longer. If someone buys a house, they don't want to have to leave again after 4 years (don't ask me exactly how long) or give up half of the garden. So that person would probably want to know the condition of the land.

The real estate agent is important to us because we are not on site. We have absolutely no problem with that. We would just have to calculate the price completely and then compare it together with him on site.

The lease agreement continues. There is no termination or new contract. That would be new to me, what you’re saying about the new lease.

So first of all, the lessor has a say (for example, if the property is to be financed 100%; then they often say no).

The other thing is how long is the remaining lease term? Under 50? Or less than 20?

Because if it’s significantly less than 50; then you’re happy to extend the lease agreement directly.

Also, the value is significantly lower; since current lease agreements are charged much more than the old leases tied to a bushel of grain or God knows what.

By the way, before you mentioned the lease, I thought it would take care of itself; as it is, it's more like sour beer.

The other thing is how long is the remaining lease term? Under 50? Or less than 20?

Katja wrote that there are only a few years left. I didn’t expect that at all... hehe ;)
Does the church actually have a right of first refusal? ?

The first thing you have to do is talk to the church. How, if, and under what conditions the lease would be extended. Or whether they want to reclaim it and compensate you with 75% of the market value. Karsten