Why entrust yourself to a lawyer?

Selling or renting a real estate is a seemingly simple task. You announce it, you show it, you count it.

It can work that way, but in most cases the successful sale or rental is a much more complex task.

There are a lot of things to keep in mind.
-Which platform do you advertise on?
-How do you take a photo?
-Which qualities do you prioritize?
-How do you determine the price?
-How do you make your ad more visible among hundreds of similar offers?
-How do you filter out frivolous applicants?
-How do you organize the viewing of the property?
-How do you protect your interests with a careful contract?

A good real estate broker can definitely answer half of the questions that arise, and a lawyer can answer the other half.

That’s at least two new phone numbers, two kinds of attention and busyness. Or you save my number and leave these questions to InPrivato.

Assessment of value and condition, pricing, creation of image and video material for the ad, text writing, and ad management. So that after selecting and introducing the right buyer or tenant to you, we will also complete all the legal tasks that guarantee a satisfactory sale or rental.

What are these steps? When selling (or renting) a property, not only the sales or lease contract may be required. A pre-contract or a letter of intent to purchase is often required, but it is also worth documenting all transferred sums of money, advances or deposits in a verifiable way, in writing.

At InPrivato, our team not only prepares the contract, but also obtains the key information for you, checks its authenticity and, if necessary, represents you in all official proceedings. Yes, even at the Tax Authority, the Land Registry Office, utility service providers or the local government.

And if you have to pay personal income tax or wealth acquisition duty in connection with a successful sale or rental, I will of course inform you about possible discounts, facilitations, and installment payment options.

Will you write down my number then?