Guide to selling
A step-by-step guide to selling a property

1. Have your property appraised
This is THE starting point for your sales project. Only a real estate expert is able to assess the market value of your property at a given time, because he uses precise valuation methods recognized by the Charter of Real Estate Valuation Expertise. With a perfect knowledge of the Gessian real estate market, our expert will provide you with an accurate and objective estimate of the selling price of your property. 

2. Sign a sales mandate

By going through a professional, it is advisable to sign a sales mandate in your name. Three types of mandates are possible : exclusive, simple and semi-exclusive. The exclusive mandate is the most effective because it is 4 times more likely to succeed than a simple mandate. In terms of selling time, it also allows you to sell faster: 77 % of exclusive mandates came in less than 3 months compared to 55 % for simple mandates.

3. Make your property attractive
" You never get a second chance to make a good first impression!" This adage is especially true when it comes to selling your property. To enhance its value and attract as many potential buyers as possible, there is nothing more attractive than beautiful photos. To do this, tidy up your home, give it a lick of paint if necessary, and declutter your interior to make rooms look bigger. Our team will then take care of producing a professional photo report and, if necessary, carrying out a virtual home-staging to help buyers project themselves.

4. Prepare for visits

Doing tours is good. Qualified visits are better. This is why we validate the financing and solvency of potential buyers prior to the selections and visits, in order to ensure that the project goes through.

5. Receive Purchase Offers
As soon as a buyer makes an offer, we will contact you with all the details, as well as any special conditions, to help you decide whether to accept it or not.

6. Sign the sales agreement

Have you accepted an offer to purchase ? This agreement is then sealed by the signing of the preliminary sale agreement. In order to secure your transaction as much as possible, our specialist lawyer carries out a detailed reading of the compromise before it is signed at the notary's office. Once the agreement has been signed, you then have a 10-day cooling-off period.

7. Sign the deed of sale
About three months after signing the preliminary sale agreement, you can finally sign the deed.

Congratulations, your property is sold!

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