ᐅ Has anyone ever had success with land services?

zifrank schrieb:

As I mentioned, I haven’t found any evidence in all the threads that anyone has had success with a land service.

In all the threads (under search terms like "land service," "11ant Barthel," or "11ant resale"), you should also have found out why: first, that they only offer what you could find yourself, and second, that from the seeker’s perspective, there is no real success (because the quality of the alternative proposals is not really adequate), although often there may be success from the service provider’s perspective (who then wants to be compensated for contract cancellation).

zifrank schrieb:

I have a 70-year-old mother, and I can’t expect her to drive for every small errand.

Why don’t you shop for her? Are you not moving there yourself, but only looking for a building plot just for your mother?

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zifrank schrieb:

My question is whether anyone has actually had success with these services—that is, if they really found a good plot of land at an acceptable price that they wouldn’t have found themselves online.

Okay, let me illustrate this with a typical example: Mr. and Mrs. Average (a family of four) are searching with several providers (a prefab house company, a fairly large general contractor, a mailbox general contractor) and receive on average eight to ten proposals per year (within about a 30 km (19-mile) radius, practically nationwide). They are flexible (they wouldn’t rule out 150 instead of 180 square meters (1,615 instead of 1,937 square feet), a pitched roof is just as acceptable as a town villa). Prices are often within a financing range, but twice a year the potential sellers who somehow ended up in the database still don’t decide quickly or reliably whether they want to sell or not. All the plots have two out of three drawbacks (slope, location behind other properties, or a remote area requiring a second car). About one-third of the plots could also have been found on some “Scout” portal or on eBay Classifieds, and if you include Google Earth in “internet” searches, then actually all of them. I currently don’t have time to compile my Barthel tips—but they can all be found here, and the few duplicates are easy to overlook. None of these plot-finding services demonstrate genuine diligence, and accordingly, the results reflect that.

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Strahleman schrieb:

We had a look at Langenzenn back then. Unfortunately, the new development area (Klaushofer Weg) is quite close to the B8 road. The land prices there were around 180,000 euros for about 450-500 sqm (4,844-5,382 sq ft).

170,000 euros is really not much here in the metropolitan region, especially if you need good train or bus connections.

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However,
we are looking for a house that combines both our needs and theirs as a separate apartment or multigenerational home.
Since the house will be somewhat more expensive as a result, there is less budget remaining for the plot of land.

Strahleman schrieb:

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Incredible.