If you want to sell your condominium, you should definitely have the property valued. Sometimes the interest in such a valuation also arises from a court order. Knowing the real price of a condominium can be interesting for many reasons. The task is entrusted to an expert who knows the value-forming criteria and can examine the property professionally. But that’s not all, because for a serious property valuation, all the important documents must also be available.
When the valuation expert arrives on site, all the data should be available. In this way, the expert can get a comprehensive picture and give a concrete indication of the value of the property.
We have created an ultimate checklist for you so that you know which documents you need for the valuation of your condominium:
- Land register extract
- Building description
- Declaration of division
- Energy certificate
- Year of construction of the house
- Information on monument protection
- Real estate map (official cadastral map)
- List of building encumbrances
- Details of the living space
- Building documents (e.g. floor plan of the apartment, views, etc.)
- Information on the amount of the house rent and the maintenance reserves
- Rental information: Some apartments are sold as investment properties. The buyer does not want to live in the property himself, but would like to rent it out instead. For this reason, it is interesting for the potential buyer to know the average rental income).
- Information on refurbishment and modernization work (information is provided on work carried out within the last 15 years).
If the documents are sent to the surveyor before the on-site visit, the surveyor can get an idea of the property in advance. They will then check on site whether the information on paper matches the impression that the condominium gives.
It may be that the procurement of some documents proves to be complex. In this case, you can also hand over the task of obtaining data to the expert. This may be a real estate agent or an appraiser, depending on your requirements.
