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Seeki.eu shows your Dutch home or rental to buyers and tenants across Europe for €9, with no commission. Funda reaches Dutch buyers, through an agent.
Seeki.eu shows your German home to buyers and tenants across Europe for €9, no commission. ImmobilienScout24 keeps the German crowd and prices at booking.
Seeki.eu puts a private seller's home in front of buyers across Europe for €9. We checked the national portals in 12 markets for the local half of the job.
Seeki.eu lists your home for buyers across Europe for €9 once, with free renewals. Several national portals show their fee only after you've built the advert.
Inherit a flat in Poland or Germany and the deceased's purchase date carries over. In Hungary the tax clock restarts at death. Here's what an heir owes.
Yes. A notary signs the deed anyway, and an agent at 3% plus VAT costs €10,709 on a €295,000 Belgian flat. Here are the papers each region demands.
Register extract, energy certificate, owners' association papers: what seven European countries ask of a flat seller, and why France gives buyers a year.
Sell a French home privately with the right diagnostics, co-ownership papers, buyer checks and notary-led completion steps.
Sell a Spanish home privately with a clear plan for paperwork, presentation, offers, title registration, and the non-resident withholding at completion.
A practical viewing plan for private sellers: book safely, prepare an honest route, answer buyer questions, host remote tours and follow up well.
What a private sale in Czechia actually costs and involves: listing fees, the PENB, verified signatures, escrow, the Land Registry wait, and the ten-year tax test.
What a private sale in Poland actually involves: the energy certificate, the notary and taxes, what portals charge, and the tools Seeki.eu gives a seller.
What buyers actually look at, how many photos a listing needs, and how to shoot every room properly with the phone already in your pocket.
Mispricing is the costliest mistake a private seller makes. How to price a home from real comparables, and the tools Seeki.eu gives you to do it.
How an agency moves a CRM catalog onto Seeki.eu: the subscription, an API key, three feed formats, the imports dashboard, and the 60-day listing life.
Every market Seeki.eu covers requires an energy certificate before you can sell or let. What each one is called, how long it lasts, what it costs and what happens if you skip it.
Half the commission since the 2020 law, the Energieausweis, deleting the Grundschuld, the ten-year tax date: what a German seller actually pays, item by item.
What selling a Dutch home privately involves: the Funda restriction, the energielabel you need first, what courtage really costs, and where to advertise.