Are you a Black Forest vacationer and Black Forest enthusiast looking for a beautiful property for yourself and your family? Here, the whole family and friends regularly vacation in their own private accommodation.

Or the property serves as a weekend retreat. Most buyers come from nearby metropolitan areas like Karlsruhe and Stuttgart. In the Northern Black Forest, you can buy and develop real estate and land at a reasonable price. Often, retirees move to the Black Forest to enjoy the beautiful scenery and warm hospitality.

The situation is quite different when buying a holiday home, especially a single-family house, from an investor's perspective. This "real estate" serves as a capital investment with a secure return for personal retirement planning and risk diversification. Here, you view the holiday home investment like a regular savings account or an investment in stocks or bonds. This is the investor's perspective. Owning a holiday property, whether in the Black Forest, on the Baltic Sea, or abroad, involves significant on-site management and rental costs. In addition to time, you also need various skills to rent it out successfully. While the owner-occupier readily accepts this, the situation is different for the capital investor. One thing is certain: Investing in real estate offers attractive returns for investors. In times of low interest rates, this is an interesting alternative for investors seeking profitable capital investments.

Investors and capital investors occupy an intermediate position when purchasing a vacation home, as they use the property and spend two weeks there on vacation with family or friends. While the owner-occupier accepts the maintenance effort, this is less the case for the capital investor who uses the property themselves. However, for the owner-occupier, it is not easy and is tedious to carry out numerous repairs on-site during every vacation.