Document registered by a notary, attesting to the parties' agreement.

A final deed of sale is necessarily a deed so that a compromise or an agreement of sale may be established under private seal. For safety, the notary keeps the original (or minute) for this year and issuing copies to the signatories.

Good to visit

Document that the salesperson is often a prospective buyer to sign, certifying that the visit took place housing. This voucher will allow him to show proof of being at the origin transaction, the seller should be reluctant to pay him his commission.

Outlay

Fees charged to the purchaser by the notary used to remunerate the work of some intermediates, such as the recorder of mortgages or surveyor. Amount usually found in disbursements.

Emoluments

Remuneration fixed by order of the notary. Some fees are fixed, for example, relating to a deed (sale, donation, etc.). Or administrative procedures for its preparation or execution.

Others are proportional: the notary receives between 2.5 and 5% and house price if the buyer has found. However, the advice and expertise are the fees: the lawyer is free to set its rates with the client.

State dated

Prepared by the trustee for the purchaser of an apartment, and that allows it to know precisely where he sets foot: the state dated in fact includes an estimate of annual expenses and provisions for work coming in the condominium.

Capital allowance

Down payment from the buyer to sign a promise (for a compromise, we talk about "security deposit". In exchange, the seller no longer offer his property to others. If the buyer does not change believes it will pay the remainder of the price at the time of the final sale. If voluntarily waives the well, the seller will retain the deposit. Its amount is usually 10% of that of the transaction.

Private agreement

A preliminary contract established under private seal means that the act was signed by the buyer and seller without the intervention of the notary. A real estate agent or lawyer can help both signatories to draft a compromise or an agreement of sale under private seal. But only a notarial deed can see the final sale of the property.

Servitude

Constraint attached to a property in favor of another owner. Some easements are required. This is the case for the easement, which limits your right to drill holes too close to the nearby house. Others are the result of an agreement (to draw water from your garden or walk through your property ...). Easements are transmitted automatically at a sale