A farmhouse in the Dordogne, a holiday home in Brittany, an apartment on the Riviera: in France many homes are sold privately, from owner to buyer. We help with a realistic price, the mandatory diagnostics and finding buyers in France and abroad.
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Buyer and seller sign a preliminary contract (compromis or promesse de vente), usually at a notaire. The buyer then has a legal cooling-off period. A few months later the sale is completed with the final deed (acte authentique) at the notaire.
Yes. Private sales (de particulier à particulier) are common. The notaire handles the legal transfer.
Always an energy diagnosis (DPE); others depend on the age, type and location of the property. A certified diagnostician tells you which apply.
Yes. You can sign through a power of attorney (procuration). We help you organise the steps.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules differ by region and change over time; always have your situation checked by the notary or a local adviser.