Successfully sell your apartment with Lecobel Vaneau

Selling your property is an important moment in the life of an owner that requires some preparation. Vaneau Lecobel supports you in each step of the sales process to successfully sell your property in Brussels.

Be accompanied by professionals

When you put your property for sale, it is necessary to be surrounded by professionals in the sector in order to obtain the best advice and practices to set up. Faced with the financial challenges of selling your property in Brussels, going through a real estate agency guarantees you precise expertise and knowledge of the current market to sell as soon as possible.

 

Estimate your property in Brussels

One of the first steps to be carried out even before the sale of your property and to make a real estate estimate. A precise estimate of your property will allow you to know its market value and establish its selling price. Estimate your property correctly in Brussels is a crucial step because it allows to interest a large number of potential buyers, to have an offer at the asking price and to limit the requests for negotiations. Our Vaneau Lecobel real estate agents provide you with their expertise and objectivity in order to assess your accommodation taking into account all of its characteristics: geographic location, area, layout, general condition as well as surrounding selling prices.

 

Make a purchase offer

To attract a large number of future buyers, it is essential to write a quality ad. Writing and putting your property online in Brussels will allow you to bring in people who are interested in the next visits and who can make an offer to buy. It is possible that an offer to purchase is below the asking price. The negotiation stage consists in agreeing the seller and the buyer on the final amount of the sale of your property in Brussels. Once the compromise has been found, a preliminary contract is drawn up in order to specify in writing the nature of the property sold, under what conditions the sale was made as well as the price fixed between the two parties. This preliminary contract is presented to the notary who will sign an authentic act of sale to formalize the sale.