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Verzögerte Eigentumsübertragung und Liquiditätsstau durch sequenzielle Abwicklung
€3,000–€10,000 per transaction in financing costs (assuming €200k–€500k transaction value; 4–8 week delay; 8% cost of capital p.a.); up to €120,000+ per developer on 12-transaction annual volume.Title passes only after final Grundbuch registration (§ 873 BGB). Sequential process: notary → tax → registry. Notary holds funds in escrow until registration complete. No early cash release. Multi-stage delays at each phase create bottlenecks.
Notarielle Engpässe und Registrierungsverzögerungen im Grundbuchamt
€8,000–€25,000 per transaction in working capital drag (assuming €200k–€500k property value × 4–8 week delay × cost of capital ~8% p.a.); 30–40 hours manual coordination per closing.Mandatory notarization creates bottlenecks. Registry backlogs in high-volume markets delay final ownership registration. No parallel processing allowed—each step waits for prior completion. Administrative backlogs documented in major cities.
Intransparente Schließungskosten und fehlende Konkurrenzkontrolle
2–5% of closing costs unnecessarily incurred due to poor cost management and lack of competitive benchmarking. On a €500k transaction: €10,000–€25,000 potential savings.German law mandates 10–12% closing costs including notary fees (GNotKG schedule), transfer tax (Grunderwerbsteuer varies by state: 3.5–6.5%), and registry fees. No competitive pressure on notary fees due to regulatory fee schedules. Companies often don't compare or negotiate.
Notarielle Ausfall- und Dokumentationsfehler - GoBD und Grundbuchregisterrisiken
€2,000–€5,000 per failed closing (re-notarization, re-submission to registry); 5–15 hours rework. Estimated rejection rate: 2–4% of transactions (based on administrative error patterns).Notary must verify all legal prerequisites (clear title, no encumbrances, all approvals obtained). Registry must confirm no conflicting claims. Manual document preparation errors trigger rejections. GoBD compliance mandates audit-trail documentation of all steps.