Timeline house planning

Do you have any literature tips for me that I could already take a look at?

Apparently, the plot is getting a bit more complicated than expected....

Sure: "I think the tiler is dead!" by Julia Karnick
And the film: "Once in a Lifetime - The Story of a House Build" Family Semmeling by Dieter Wedel - Absolute must!!!

Great book! I finished reading it last week my girlfriend always wondered why I kept smiling while reading on the tablet in bed (I borrowed it from the library)...

"I think the tiler is dead," amusing preparation. Helps to see many things a bit more relaxed during construction.

Oh, you were faster

The roof comes later from Murat Topal I also found quite funny...

Have you ever read one of the two books? Are such general guides generally recommended, or do they not go into enough detail on individual sections?

Of course, it is recommended to read a general introduction to the subject! Users with specific questions keep appearing here, and you realize that the basics are often unclear (e.g., who actually has a contract with whom and about what). As a client, you cannot and do not have to understand everything in detail, but you must have a rough overview.

I cannot say anything about the specific titles... I had two or three from the library and skimmed through everything (and have already forgotten much).