Advice

When you want to let a property, you need to do a lot more than just draw up a rental contract.

All depends if your contract started before of after the 1st of January 2019.

The way you have decorated your house is not necessarily a potential buyer's taste. The prospective buyer has no emotional attachment to the house and they look at the house you may have lived in for a long time with completely different eyes. The first impression is therefore very important and we would like to give you 10 tips:

Selling a property involves a lot of paperwork, it's not just making some visits or just the sales agreement and notarial deed.

A good tenant is someone who pays the rent and charges on time as well as taking good care of your property.

Making an offer on a home is an exciting time. How do you make an offer? And what happens next? How do you make sure your bid is valid? What can you do to avoid a breach of contract? Here are some tips!

When you are going to sell or rent out a property, you must be able to provide an EPC or energy performance certificate. This certificate shows the buyer or tenant how energy efficient your property is.

In principle, signing a compromise or private sale agreement is not necessary to bring about the sale of your home, but it is obviously appropriate to always work with a sales agreement.