Wait with the building application because of the child construction allowance

Yes, okay, it could certainly be a bit tight. We are also doing a lot of construction, the. Construction time is exactly 3 months plus a frost month.

3 months with finishing and then moving in? The shell alone in brick construction takes at least 2 months.

Too bad. Then the incomes from 2018 and 2017 probably count for the move-in in 2019. The woman gets disgusted with the company and receives a severance payment, and suddenly you're over the limit. But let's see, suddenly there's a second 15k allowance contributor for the move-in. I'm really curious about the specific funding guidelines.

3 months with finishing and then moving in?

Three months after the start of construction is the move-in, by then everything including the finishing is done. For us, specifically, construction starts in week 42 and moving in is in week 8. This includes 4 weeks of frost vacation.

Three months after the start of construction is the move-in, by then everything is finished including the interior work. For us, specifically, construction starts in KW 42 and move-in is in KW 8. This includes 4 weeks of frost vacation.

That's the plan... what does "Massiv" mean to you? Lego bricks filled with reinforced concrete. Sorry, I don’t mean to sound like that, but the construction time seems very short to me for a traditional solid construction method. Still curious.

Too bad. Then for moving in 2019, the incomes from 2018 and 2017 probably count. The woman is pushed out of the company and receives a severance pay and suddenly you are above the limit. But let's see, for moving in there is suddenly a second 15k allowance contributor I am really curious about the specific funding guidelines.

I am also curious about the specific guidelines. Especially because my partner and I already own a property, but we did not buy it as a family because at that time there was no child yet. The new house would therefore be the first property we buy as a family (father + mother + child).

So the plan... what does Massiv mean to you? Lego bricks filled with reinforced concrete. Sorry if that sounds different than written but the construction time seems very short to me for a traditional solid construction method. I'm curious anyway.

We are building with Viebrockhaus. It's their standard. Massiv there also means traditionally built stone on stone.