We guarantee that you will have one key contact and local, multilingual support throughout the process of selling your property:
1. Initial visit and valuation
Our team begins with a professional valuation of your property to establish the most appropriate asking price based on current market conditions, location, and the property’s individual features.
We also take into account your preferred timescale, whether you are aiming for a quicker or more gradual sale, and exactly what is to be included in the transaction.
2. Agreeing the strategy
Our Seller Listing Agreement outlines the agreed terms, marketing strategy, and fees.
3. Preparing your property
Our team can provide expert advice on presenting your property at its very best.
This may include simple improvements, decluttering, staging, or minor enhancements to maximise its appeal and help create the best possible first impression for prospective buyers.
4. Listing and marketing
Together, we create a tailored marketing strategy for your property.
This may include professional photography, drone footage, social media promotion, and targeted marketing campaigns.
Alternatively, if preferred, a more discreet approach can be adopted to suit your circumstances.
5. Viewings and enquiries
Our team will manage all enquiries, carefully qualify prospective buyers, and arrange viewings designed to present your property in the best possible way to the most suitable purchasers.
6. Negotiating
Every offer is presented to you promptly, and we negotiate on your behalf to secure the strongest possible terms and achieve the best outcome for your sale.
7. Agreeing the sale
Once a sale has been agreed, a Letter of Intent is prepared.
Although non-binding, this document summarises the agreed terms, helping to avoid potential misunderstandings and providing a clear framework for the lawyers acting on behalf of both buyer and seller.
8. Promissory Contract (CPCV)
Lawyers will prepare the Promissory Contract (“Contrato Promessa de Compra e Venda” or CPCV).
Once signed by both parties, it becomes legally binding. At this stage, the buyer typically pays a 10% deposit, and the seller pays 50% of the agreed agency fee.
9. Completion
On the agreed completion date, the final deed (“Escritura”) is signed before a notary, the remaining purchase funds and applicable taxes are paid, and ownership is officially transferred to the buyer.
The seller also pays the remaining 50% of the agency fee at completion.
If the buyer withdraws after signing the CPCV but before completion, the deposit is forfeited to the seller. If the seller withdraws from the transaction, they are legally required to repay the buyer double the amount of the deposit.
10. After-sales support
Our service does not end on completion.
The Full Time Property team remains available to assist with post-sale matters, including introductions to trusted professionals, helping to ensure a smooth transition for both buyers and sellers.