keough
2017-07-12 15:49:19
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Hello everyone,
I'm not sure if there has already been a similar thread, but unfortunately I couldn't find one.
My wife and I would like to buy a plot of land and we already have one in mind.
What should you pay attention to? What is particularly negative or what should the plot definitely not have? Should anything be checked?
Here is some information about the plot:
Can someone also highlight the particularly positive attributes of the information provided?
Regards
Keough
I'm not sure if there has already been a similar thread, but unfortunately I couldn't find one.
My wife and I would like to buy a plot of land and we already have one in mind.
What should you pay attention to? What is particularly negative or what should the plot definitely not have? Should anything be checked?
Here is some information about the plot:
[*
- The plot belongs to the city
[*]The plot is located within a continuously built-up district within the meaning of $34 Building Code
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[*]characterized by two-story single or semi-detached houses
[*]The plot has so far been used as a garden and green space
[*]but is now to be closed by a two-story single-family house
[*]The plot is not registered in the cadastre for suspected contaminated sites and contaminated sites nor in the city-maintained register of encumbrances
[*]In January 2017, shrub and tree clearing was carried out without stump and root removal
[*]Sale is free of liens and encumbrances, but with a building obligation (completion within 2 years)
[*]Building obligation is secured in the land register by a right of re-entry reservation (repurchase right in favor of the city)
[*]The city will grant deletion approval after fulfillment of the building obligation
[*]Development and sewer connection contributions according to Building Code and KAG NW have already been settled
[*]Road construction measures that would trigger a contribution obligation are currently not present
Can someone also highlight the particularly positive attributes of the information provided?
Regards
Keough