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Your Home in Retirement: What's the Right Choice?

My home is full of memories, but as I get older, my needs change. Is my home still the right fit for me? Should I make it accessible, sell it, or perhaps rent it out to supplement my retirement income?

These questions are crucial to your quality of life. Our free guide, "Homeownership in Later Life," helps you find the best solution for your future.

Here’s what you’ll learn in the guide:

  • Staying in Your Own Home: How to make your home accessible and what financial assistance is available.
  • Supplementing your retirement income: Models such as partial sale, real estate annuities, or (partial) rental explained in an easy-to-understand way.
  • Selling and moving: When selling makes sense and how to make the move to a more suitable home as stress-free as possible.
  • Making the right choice: A clear decision-making guide that compares all the pros and cons of the various options.

Request your free guide now and plan this new chapter of your life with confidence and autonomy.

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Inherited Real Estate—When Is It Worth Selling?

As experienced real estate agents, we know how important it is to support the bereaved—both professionally and emotionally—as they navigate this situation. Whether you’re selling, renovating, or dividing the property—we’re happy to advise you on which solution is right for you, whether you’re the sole heir or part of a community of heirs, and we’ll support you with any other issues that may arise. Contact us for a no-obligation introductory meeting.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What do I need to bear in mind when selling my house?

Ensure that all documents are complete, your property is in good condition, and the selling price is set at a realistic level. An experienced real estate agent can provide you with optimal support in this regard.

What steps do I need to take if I want to sell a house?

  1. Determine the value of the property: Have a professional appraisal carried out.

  2. Compile documents: These include a current extract from the land register, a valid energy performance certificate, and construction documents, etc.

  3. Engage a real estate agent: An agent will help you market the property in the best possible way and screen interested parties.

  4. Have the purchase agreement notarized: Once negotiations have been concluded, an appointment with a notary is required.

  5. Transfer the property to the buyer: Once the purchase price has been paid in full, a handover date is recorded.

What do I have to disclose when selling a house?

You must disclose all essential information regarding the property, such as defects, damage, missing building permits, planned construction measures, etc. Professional and transparent communication builds trust among potential buyers.

What must you never conceal when selling a house?

Relevant defects or damage, such as moisture damage or missing building permits, must not be concealed. Malicious concealment of such information can lead to claims for damages and even to the reversal of the purchase contract.

What causes price reductions for real estate?

Basically, defects such as water damage, outdated technical systems, or the need for energy-efficient modernization reduce the price. Deficits in terms of location or poor general condition can also reduce the value.

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