Usually the point is that the company comes over and does an initial valuation at their own expense. This doesn’t oblige the owner to sell, so you can calmly check what they’re offering. It’s a bit like offers from different agencies – you get a proposal and decide whether it suits you. Of course, it’s worth remembering that such a valuation is rather market-based from their perspective, meaning it takes into account that they’re taking on a property with problems and need to make a profit. But the visit and the conversation themselves really don’t cost anything. That way you can judge whether it’s worth going down this path. If you want to see what it looks like, take a look here: https://express-nieruchomosci.pl/
I have a technical question for people who sold a house in the last year. What documents do I need to prepare before the notary visit so nothing catches us off guard at the last minute? I'm trying to get a checklist together and came across these tips: https://wnieruchomosci.pl/chce-sprzedac-nieruchomosc-dom/ but I'm wondering how it is now with the energy certificate – is it really already necessary when signing the sales agreement? Let me know how it looked in your case.
ju4417
·10 months agoUsually the point is that the company comes over and does an initial valuation at their own expense. This doesn’t oblige the owner to sell, so you can calmly check what they’re offering. It’s a bit like offers from different agencies – you get a proposal and decide whether it suits you. Of course, it’s worth remembering that such a valuation is rather market-based from their perspective, meaning it takes into account that they’re taking on a property with problems and need to make a profit. But the visit and the conversation themselves really don’t cost anything. That way you can judge whether it’s worth going down this path. If you want to see what it looks like, take a look here: https://express-nieruchomosci.pl/
jjust-49
·4 months agoI have a technical question for people who sold a house in the last year. What documents do I need to prepare before the notary visit so nothing catches us off guard at the last minute? I'm trying to get a checklist together and came across these tips: https://wnieruchomosci.pl/chce-sprzedac-nieruchomosc-dom/ but I'm wondering how it is now with the energy certificate – is it really already necessary when signing the sales agreement? Let me know how it looked in your case.