Brokerage
BROKERAGE - PURCHASE & SALE
Mainly active in Valais, our role as an intermediary between the seller and the buyer is not only to value a property, but also to estimate this property at its fair value. Whether you want to buy or sell, our platform, as well as our know-how, is at your disposal.
SALE
We are at your disposal to define the effective strategy for the sale of your object. We offer you an exclusive or non-exclusive ?sales brokerage mandate?, taking into account:
- Your needs in terms of sales: deadlines, budget, special conditions
- Definition of the selling price taking into account the market price
- Possible enhancement: for example work, decoration etc.
- Enhanced by our HDR photos (magazine type)
- Creation of a sales file, sales brochure etc. in French / German / English
- Launch of the sales network: Partner agencies, real estate portals, social networks, local, regional or international press
- Management and selection of potential buyers in French / German / English
- Organization of visits
- Advice and management to make the sale a reality: legal and financial aspects
- Creation of the complete file for the notary of your choice
PURCHASE
We are at your disposal to define the search criteria for your property, taking into account:
- Your needs, your desires
- The region you are interested in
- The budget and financing for the acquisition of the property
For main residence
- You must have 20% of own funds (including 10% cash = which cannot be withdrawn from your pension fund)
- Acquisition costs representing around 5% in equity
- Your mortgage charges (interest + amortization + miscellaneous maintenance costs) cannot exceed 1/3 of your gross income
- The purchase price of your property must correspond to the estimate made by your bank that you choose, so that you can obtain a loan of up to 80%
For secondary residence
- You must have at least 30% of own funds
- Acquisition costs representing around 5% in equity
- Your mortgage charges (interest + amortization + maintenance costs + main residence costs) cannot exceed 1/3 of your gross income
- The purchase price of your property must correspond to the estimate made by your bank that you choose, so that you can obtain a loan