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➡ Training course "Real Estate in Germany without a Real Estate Broker" Register for a FREE LESSON here: https://antimakler.de/kurse _______________________________________ This video reviews a house purchased at auction. Yes, the ceilings are low for me; I'm 190 cm tall, plus a hat and sneakers. But we could easily rent this house out to someone of average height. It's in a quiet residential area with a barbecue area. We have our own crews, so we can handle trash removal and repairs fairly quickly. Although some properties don't require major renovations at all. If you want to buy similar properties and understand what to look for when buying and how to calculate costs, we look forward to seeing you at the course "Real Estate in Germany without a Real Estate Broker" starting June 15th. All information here: antimakler.de/kurse ______________________________________________________ OUR CONTACTS: WhatsApp: +49 176 89-099-808 _______________________________________________________ Timecodes: 00:00 Introduction: Massive house buying, pension concerns in Germany 00:19 Idyllic surroundings (lake, ducks) – and the purchased house 00:45 A house with history, exterior, wooden windows 01:11 "Hunter's House" – a tour of the trophy room 01:55 Traps, shell casings, hunting covers, old watches 02:20 Heating (stove + rare oil boiler) 02:42 Sellers' children spend money on travel 03:00 A bath, champagne, and a shell casing (spoiler for the Antimakler channel) 03:35 Old house in no need of renovation – ready to rent out immediately 04:02 Second floor: four rooms, low ceilings 04:25 Working refrigerator, cleaning gloves, shashlik 04:47 Six hundred square meters of land, landscaping, "hits of the eighties" 05:09 Rare flasks and shot glasses – souvenirs from auction houses 05:29 Treasure hunt (metal detector, coins, hiding places) 05:57 Children's room, dolls, GDR flag 06:22 Heated mattress, spare refrigerator 06:42 Second floor – plastic windows, low ceilings 07:04 Attic: automatic light switch-off, dry, antiques 07:47 "Talking house" – junk for removal, but some can be used 08:10 Spent cartridges, "find the garage key" quest 08:57 Traps, candlesticks, newspapers, mailbox 09:25 Guessing game with keys – garage found 09:50 Antique boxes, motorcycle license plates (possibly from the GDR) 10:15 Neighborhood – tidy houses, Saxony 10:37 Advertisement for a German real estate course (free lesson) 10:57 Plot: swing, table, shed, dog or rabbit cages 11:34 Why Alex doesn't name the price (ruin vs. real investment) 12:22 "Slavic tradition" – buying dilapidated property and spending years renovating 12:58 Realistic renovation costs (heating, roof, facade) 13:16 Bulk house purchases – in-house crews, competitive prices 13:54 A win-win situation for both sides 14:10 Two options: a training course or an investment of €30,000 or more 14:27 Analytics system, repair crews, management company 2:47 PM Conclusion: The irony of 300,000 rubles for repairs and Catherine II