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2018-06-25 06:36:04
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And does the major investor vary the price depending on whether Otto Müller buys the apartment for himself or as a capital investor?
No, of course not. The apartment costs 300k and the capital investor pays 300k. The family of four pays 300k and gets 24k back from the state.
And yes, it actually saves trips. That is immensely important. Mobility costs will rise sharply in the coming years, partly also politically mandated.
What is currently often discussed, for example, is the dismantling of the sewage system in rural areas and the transition to so-called decentralized solutions, I hope you know what is meant.
We are experiencing rural exodus. Di
Here in the forum the opinion is usually different, but yes, you can manage with it! And I also find the limitation harsh, but justified. Only the absolute minimum is now subsidized, anyone who wants more has to continue to pay for everything themselves.
The pursuit of even more m2 is really nonsense. We live with 3 children on 129m2 and each child has their own room, we have a bedroom with a dressing room and a sufficiently large bathroom with a huge bathtub. According to the law, we would still be eligible for funding. And it is more than enough to provide all residents with a „species-appropriate“ life.
But the additional hobby room or the extra-large living room is not supported by the state. And since it is about taxpayer money, I think that is perfectly right.
You are right. I’m curious whether CDU and CSU can still torpedo this topic due to the dispute on refugees. Most migrant families are actually looking forward to the money. They get by with fewer square meters.