Hello everyone,
I’m new here. My wife and I have been looking for a suitable plot of land for quite some time. We have now found a 605 sqm (6500 sq ft) plot that we like. After consulting with the local municipality, we had to submit an application for the plot. Today, we received an email from the mayor informing us that we have been awarded the plot. So far, we do not have a planned house design nor financing approval for either the land or the house. Our first appointment is on Friday at the prefab house exhibition in Erlangen. I am now wondering what the best approach is: to fully finance the land and house separately or to finance everything together.
Best regards,
Marcus
I’m new here. My wife and I have been looking for a suitable plot of land for quite some time. We have now found a 605 sqm (6500 sq ft) plot that we like. After consulting with the local municipality, we had to submit an application for the plot. Today, we received an email from the mayor informing us that we have been awarded the plot. So far, we do not have a planned house design nor financing approval for either the land or the house. Our first appointment is on Friday at the prefab house exhibition in Erlangen. I am now wondering what the best approach is: to fully finance the land and house separately or to finance everything together.
Best regards,
Marcus
I’ll answer you here instead of in the provider’s advertorial thread ;-)
1. Probably most of them: from foundation reports to construction water...
4. Isn’t the quoted price calculated from the top edge of the basement ceiling, so excluding the floor slab?
The price can’t possibly be all-inclusive without exceptions, and as a general rule for construction service descriptions: anything not explicitly included is extra, meaning “to be provided by the client.”
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
Acxiss2020 schrieb:
1. Which additional construction costs are not included in the construction and service description?
2. Which applications or permits must be handled by the client?
3. What preliminary work must be done by the client?
4. Are perimeter insulation and floor construction included with the basement?
1. Probably most of them: from foundation reports to construction water...
4. Isn’t the quoted price calculated from the top edge of the basement ceiling, so excluding the floor slab?
The price can’t possibly be all-inclusive without exceptions, and as a general rule for construction service descriptions: anything not explicitly included is extra, meaning “to be provided by the client.”
https://www.instagram.com/11antgmxde/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/bauen-jetzt/
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SoiCowboy21 Nov 2020 00:04This is a sloped plot of land, right?
In that case, the first step should be to consult a geotechnical engineer, not the house builder.
Otherwise, you’ll be a case for a TV show after one year.
In that case, the first step should be to consult a geotechnical engineer, not the house builder.
Otherwise, you’ll be a case for a TV show after one year.
Acxiss2020 schrieb:
but that’s the fixed price quoted by SchwörerhausSchwörerhaus uses prefabricated construction, then the foundation slab is added. Possibly also transportation, portable toilet, container, and interior finishing. Or is it a shell house?P
Pinkiponk21 Nov 2020 10:01GeradeSchräg schrieb:
Promotional offers usually sound good at first, but the devil is in the details.And in the construction scope of work (construction scope of work). ;-)Similar topics