halmi
2019-01-23 07:45:32
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What does your post have to do with mine now?
You asked a weird question and answered it stupidly. I just wanted to clarify. In a separation, you also never have the guarantee to get the original purchase price back on the market. You also have to pay a prepayment penalty. With such sums, it costs a few euros.What does your post have to do with mine?
Additional purchase costs, ancillary construction costs, house, access road, terrace, connections, etc.)
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This is just a guess. The demands of buyers are also increasing year by year. Just as an example: Just because a plot costs €400k and is built with a low/middle-budget house, it does not mean that someone is willing to pay €900k (including early repayment penalties) for it after 5 years. Reasonableness also sets in somewhere for people. If expensive, then properly so that house and land match together. Again, location, location, location applies.My question wasn't that strange. However, the risk of selling your property again in such a hotspot with exorbitant prices is rather lower.