Immobilien: Wann ist es sinnvoll, die Grundschuld löschen zu lassen?

Wenn Immobilienkäufer die Eigentumswohnung abbezahlt haben, lassen sie in der Regel auch sofort die Grundschuld löschen. Doch es kann sinnvoll sein, mit diesem Schritt zu warten.

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