01 · Key points
What matters for this topic
Review the draft contract in good time
Resolve financing as far as possible
Prepare the land charge
Coordinate the payment date and use of equity
02 · Be prepared
Points you should not underestimate
- Signing without reliable financing
- A payment deadline that is too short
- Unclear arrangements for renovations or inventory
03 · Documents
Commonly required documents
The documents actually needed depend on the lender, your plans and personal circumstances. The following are often useful for preparation:
04 · Practical example
What an assessment might look like
Confirm the notary appointment only once outstanding financing conditions, property documents and the payment schedule are clarified.
This example is illustrative only and is not a mortgage commitment or quotation of terms.05 · Frequently asked questions
Questions about The notary appointment
Must the loan be signed before the notary appointment?+
Financing should be reliably arranged. The precise order depends on withdrawal periods and the purchase agreement.
When is the purchase price paid?+
Only after the notary’s notice that payment is due, and in accordance with the purchase agreement.
Important information
The information on this page is general. It does not replace individual mortgage, legal or tax advice and is not a binding credit commitment. Requirements and terms are assessed individually.