Which documents are required for the transfer of land?

On 15.12 it is finally supposed to happen and we will get the property handed over from the owner (private purchase, without a broker).

But you do realize that there is no such thing as a private purchase in Germany? It is void, the "seller" remains the owner and your money is gone...

But you are aware that there is no private purchase in Germany? It is void, the "seller" remains the owner and your money is lost...

As I understand it, a notary is indeed involved... just no broker

First of all, even a weekend house must be insured, the insurance transfers to the buyer and he can continue it or has a special right of termination within one month, I think. Or was it six weeks? A hut, that is a shed for a lawn mower with a seating area, refrigerator and scooter kitchenette does not necessarily have to be insured, it does not count as a house, but as temporary construction. I would insure it anyway. But it would not depend on the day. A plot of land should be acquired at the notary in such a way that a clause is included stating that it is free of liabilities and the soil is not contaminated. Also, ideally, there should be no rights of way or anything like that on it from third parties. K.

We also received two thick binders. They contained all the original plans, permits, etc. But it's not a must. The contract is explained by the notary during the reading. You can ask EVERYTHING there. That's what you pay him for. You have to understand everything that is written in there.

First, even a weekend house must be insured, the insurance is transferred to the buyer who can continue it or has a special right of cancellation within one month, I believe. Or was it six weeks? A shed, i.e. a shed for a lawn mower with seating area, fridge and scooter kitchenette does not necessarily have to be insured, that does not count as a house, but as temporary construction. I would still insure it. But it would not depend on the day. A plot of land should be purchased at the notary in such a way that a clause is included stating that it is free of contamination and the soil is not polluted. Ideally, there should also be no easements or the like from third parties on it. K.

That was exactly how it was / is anchored in the purchase contract (at the notary) and she signed it that way.

no, a notary is involved. For the lady, it is also absolutely necessary. But no broker, which is of course an advantage with the land price (190k).

Bei der Dame auch zwingend notwendig.

When purchasing land in Germany always absolutely necessary, as required by the Building Code