A pretty lame joke goes: "Dad, the cars behind us aren't driving any faster either." Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland are virtually almost entirely a nowhere, and the corresponding banks are, after all, located there "right in the middle".Location has a big impact on the price, so I wonder if we can even finance this amount, right in the middle of nowhere.
A really bad joke goes: "Daddy, the cars behind us aren’t going any faster either." Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland are practically almost entirely nowhere, and the associated banks are also located "right in the middle" there.
The pictures are at least beautiful. :) Yes, that's true, it is densely populated, but it's more like village after village, few big cities. I think for household services, building big here makes sense anyway. But I wonder if this is common in the small villages here and if the bank would go along with something like that. Because you only get such a high loan with a land charge, and if the bank thinks that in the worst case they wouldn't get as much as we have to mortgage there, then it could look bad? Although I was also surprised how highly our house here could be mortgaged.Why are these nowhere? It's full of people there. Crowded, almost too crowded. Highways, railway lines with overhead lines, all full of factories. Drive to East Vorpommern or to the Eider-Treene lowlands, where the villages are called Elend and Ekel, then you'll know what emptiness is.