Essential information to know before purchasing a property.
To support you throughout your home-buying journey, we have created a practical guide outlining the essential steps to take before and during your property purchase.
Inside, you’ll find key insights, expert advice, and practical tools to help you make informed decisions and ensure a smooth, stress-free transaction. Our goal is to provide you with a comprehensive resource that simplifies the process and helps you buy your home with peace of mind.
In the purchase agreement, there is a clause that specifies the date when the buyer and the seller will meet to sign the deed of sale in front of a notary. It is at this moment that the property titles are transferred from the seller to the buyer by the notary, who will publish the transaction in the land registry.
Since June 2022, the buyer must be represented in writing just like a seller. Your broker will accompany you at every step in the searches, visits, and negotiations. The expertise and experience of your broker will make a big difference in your efforts. They will be able to advise you and guide you through the market, through pricing, through obtaining your financing, etc. This is truly a great added value to your real estate project.
We will send you all the information about the property after validating it. We will validate the seller's statement, the descriptive sheet, but especially all the features of the house that relate to your searches or your profile. Then, we will organize a visit, during which we can validate the quality of the property. We ensure that we fully understand the mechanics of presenting purchase offers. In the market we are in, this is a specific asset.
Call your broker. We will be able to validate the information regarding the property. We will surely try to assist you. Do not hesitate to call us, you are not bothering us. Even on Sundays! Being a team allows us to offer you maximum availability.
Do we really need to include an inspection clause in the purchase agreement? Could it harm our approach with sellers?
As a real estate broker, we have a legal obligation to advise you to conduct an inspection. It is your responsibility, as the buyer, to verify the property to ensure that its quality meets your investment and expectations.
In the purchase agreement, there is a clause that specifies the date when the buyer and the seller will meet to sign the deed of sale in front of a notary. It is at this moment that the property titles are transferred from the seller to the buyer by the notary, who will publish the transaction in the land registry.
Since June 2022, the buyer must be represented in writing just like a seller. Your broker will accompany you at every step in the searches, visits, and negotiations. The expertise and experience of your broker will make a big difference in your efforts. They will be able to advise you and guide you through the market, through pricing, through obtaining your financing, etc. This is truly a great added value to your real estate project.
We will send you all the information about the property after validating it. We will validate the seller's statement, the descriptive sheet, but especially all the features of the house that relate to your searches or your profile. Then, we will organize a visit, during which we can validate the quality of the property. We ensure that we fully understand the mechanics of presenting purchase offers. In the market we are in, this is a specific asset.
Call your broker. We will be able to validate the information regarding the property. We will surely try to assist you. Do not hesitate to call us, you are not bothering us. Even on Sundays! Being a team allows us to offer you maximum availability.
Do we really need to include an inspection clause in the purchase agreement? Could it harm our approach with sellers?
As a real estate broker, we have a legal obligation to advise you to conduct an inspection. It is your responsibility, as the buyer, to verify the property to ensure that its quality meets your investment and expectations.
In the purchase agreement, there is a clause that specifies the date when the buyer and the seller will meet to sign the deed of sale in front of a notary. It is at this moment that the property titles are transferred from the seller to the buyer by the notary, who will publish the transaction in the land registry.