Buy and sell residential property

We will be happy to help you make an informed decision when purchasing a property, including dealing with experts in the country of your planned investment on due diligence and adherence to the laws and regulations. To help you conclude your investment successfully we will perform the following steps:

1.  We perform a consultation to understand your requirements.
2. We conduct a property search for properties matching your requirements.
3. We provide you with a summary of the properties.
4. You choose a property, either remotely or by visiting the shortlisted properties.
5. We conduct all negotiations with the selling party for you.
6. We complete the property registration and hand-over procedures for you.

Email: yelena.maddan@madcap.ch

The owner signs the contract while the property is still under construction or recently finished.

Advantages:

1. The earlier the building stage the contract is signed at, the higher the price increase at the official hand-over of the property.
2. The property is received unfitted; the new owner can decide how it should be finished, including kitchen, bathroom and all decoration.

Disadvantages:

1. The earlier the building stage, the higher the risk that the project may not be completed.
2. Fitting-out the property requires a further investment, decisions on style and a reliable contractor.

Procedures:

1. Either, acting through a real estate agency that sells the property under their own name and the name of the building company. Or, purchase an investment contract from a party wishing to sell before completion of the building
2. An investment contract is signed that ensures the holder the right to an Ownership for Apartment, once the project is complete and the apartment is registered
3. Once the state certification is performed, the Contract for the property right is signed

The difference is that the purchaser buys an existing property directly from its current owner

We will provide you with advice and professional services relating to: 

1. Market price identification, including the influence of the location, state, quality, and renovation of the property. Differentiate between purchasing a right of ownership and a right of use
2. Navigate the bureaucracy in identifying the title of ownership, some registered inhabitants and authentication number in the local municipality. Additionally, verify the existence of any encumbrance (burden) on the property
3. Arrange signing of the contract with the seller and registration of the rights of the property