Deposit and move-in

Renovation budget calculator

Plan a renovation range from area, wall condition, paint, tools and reserve.

Runs locally in the browserOrientation model. Not tenancy-law advice, contract review or structural assessment.
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Your one-off cost
Result logic
  1. Base sumseparate one-off costs
  2. Cashcompare immediately available money
  3. Buffermark gap and follow-up risk
Next calculator: Move-in cost calculator

More context

When you want to check deeper.

Apartment dossier
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When to use it

Use it when wall condition, material, tools and reserve should become visible in move-in budget.

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Read the inputs correctly

Area, material price, condition factor, tools and reserve create a cautious material range.

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Avoid this mistake

Budget planning does not answer whether you legally must renovate. Clauses and condition remain separate checks.

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Next action

Put open defects into the handover protocol and only plan private improvements in the move-in calculator.

Move-in cost calculator

Data and documents

  • handover protocol
  • photos
  • renovation clause
  • material list

Common questions

Is renovation always the tenant's duty?

No. The page calculates material and reserve but does not judge contract clauses.

Which assumption should stay visible?

Not a contractor quote; floors, doors, damage and special requests need separate checks.

What is the next useful step?

Put open defects into the handover protocol and only plan private improvements in the move-in calculator.

Decision help

What Renovation budget calculator really clarifies.

Use it when wall condition, material, tools and reserve should become visible in move-in budget. The important part is not to treat the output as one winning number. It is a plausibility value for viewing, acceptance, moving or household planning.

Area, material price, condition factor, tools and reserve create a cautious material range. If an input is estimated, keep it visible. That way you later know which figure came from a contract, offer, measuring tape or bill and which was only a provisional assumption.

Check before deciding

  • Area m²
  • Material per m²
  • Condition factor
  • Tools/protection
  • Reserve %

Keep these documents ready

  • handover protocol
  • photos
  • renovation clause
  • material list

Do not misread it

Budget planning does not answer whether you legally must renovate. Clauses and condition remain separate checks.

Put open defects into the handover protocol and only plan private improvements in the move-in calculator. The next useful cross-check is Move-in cost calculator, because it tests the same housing decision from a second angle.

Calculation path

Do not read the output in isolation.

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Calculation path

Budget = material per m² × area × condition factor + tools + reserve

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Assumptions

Not a contractor quote; floors, doors, damage and special requests need separate checks.

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Common misreadings

Planning renovation as zero cost only pushes spending into the first week.