Quote from: greyhawk on May 06, 2013, 01:34:50 PM

Quote from: bitcoin_bob on May 06, 2013, 01:20:54 PM

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Quote from: greyhawk on May 06, 2013, 12:03:20 PM

Is it the same as this one?

http://www.immobilienscout24.de/expose/63489411?navigationServiceUrl=/search/resultList/exposeNavigation/navigate.go?searchUrl%3D/Suche/S-T/Haus-Kauf/Thueringen/Kyffhaeuserkreis/Ichstedt%26exposeId%3D63489411&navigationHasPrev=true&navigationHasNext=false&navigationBarType=RESULT_LIST

You know, the one that says "only fit for demolition"

I don't know if this is a serious question or a troll, but I will answer anyway. The item you have liked to is a plot of land with a broken old barn on 377m2, and has been tax foreclosed by the town, and its STARTING price at town auction is 3200 euros (which is its outstanding tax bill). I think your implication that my girlfriends grandfathers house, after looking at the photos, could be classed as only fir for demolition' would probably offend her greatly, so please excuse me if I don't pass on your comment

No, actually if you read it again it fits perfectly.

377 m² equals ~ 400 m²

The description mentions a 2 story house (which we see in the photos), a shed (which we see in the photos) and a storage facility (which we see in the photos).

The given building year 1900 fits the prevalent architecture of the time and place we see in the photos.

The house is described as not inhabited (which we see in the photos), free standing (which we see in the photos), having "simple" fittings (which is code for no heating (which we see in the photos)), 100 m² of living area (which fits the photos) and condemned (which fits the photos).

Now why it would only cost 3200 Euro while yours is claimed to be estimated at 25000 Euro is an interesting question. An interesting question indeed. I wonder why that is.

So you are a troll then, saying the house 'looks condemned' by the photos, it has 511m2 on the plot with 70m2 of living space which is nowhere near to 377m2. It was built in 1820 not 1900.

Plus you totally ignored my comment about the fact that the one property you pulled up is in a tax auction for non payment of taxes, with a starting bid of 3200 euros, not a 'buy it now'. So thats like saying 'I saw a bitcoin miner on ebay for $1 starting bid, why the hell do you want $2000 for yours??'

I don't know if I should continue to play into your game because you obviously have never bougt a house before. Maybe you are a child and have played monopoly before. Lets pout it in simple terms- Old kent road (in the UK verions anyway, I don't know what the international version names are!) with a hotel is worth more than old kent road without one. Lets call the property wrecked site 'old kent road'. Firstly, mine is round the corner from old kent road. Its not mayfair by a long shot, but its more like the blue ones (which I cant remember the name of). Mine also has 3 houses on it. If it were renovated, it would be like having a hotel on it.

Its the best I can do to answer you, I am trying to asusume ignorance in the market and help you understand it but I do really think you are trying to troll my post here though....