Selling
Hi just a question about selling your home in Spain. When you have an estate agent do you have to sign an agreement or is it word of mouth.
Posted: Fri Aug 27, 2021 11:24am
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Based on the recent experience of some neighbours ... you have to sign a contract.
It seems that estate agents aren't prepared to come to your home, take photos, write a description, post the property on the web, deal with time-wasters, deal with serious potential buyers, deal with solicitors, etc., all in several languages .... without some guarantee of getting paid.
All estate agents work differently, some are happy with a "Gentleman's" agreement and some will use a contract. We use a standard Terms and Conditions agreement but it really only states the commission charges and that permission is granted to market the property.
Thanks guy
Posted: Sun Aug 29, 2021 4:39pm
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Will60 wrote on Fri Aug 27, 2021 11:24am:
Based on the recent experience of some neighbours ... you have to sign a contract.
It seems that estate agents aren't prepared to come to your home, take photos, write a description, post the property on the web, deal with time-wasters, deal with serious potential buyers, deal with solicitors, etc., all in several languages .... without some guarantee of getting paid.&nbs...
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My advice when doing anything legal is to get it all in writing! No surprises are required when you're selling (or buying) a house in Spain.
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