Facilitatis ImmoProjekte: Historical Partner Information

Confirm the legal identity of the agency, its current registration, professional insurance, responsible representatives and the jurisdictions in which it works. Ask who receives a commission and whether the agency represents the buyer, the seller, a developer or several parties.

Property advice can help with local information, viewings and communication, but it does not replace independent legal, tax, planning or building advice. Have ownership records, planning status, contracts, financing and recurring costs checked by the appropriate qualified professional.

Older project descriptions can contain outdated prices, dates, facilities, contact details or rental projections. Request current documents and compare them with the property, the land records and the agreed contract. Do not pay a reservation fee or transfer funds solely because a historical profile names an agency.

Record the adviser’s role, every fee, the documents supplied and the questions that remain open. Compare the recommendation with the guide to choosing a property adviser and arrange independent checks before signing.