A “plain language” preliminary sale agreement for the Brussels-Capital Region
Understanding a preliminary sale agreement is not always easy. To make life easier for prospective buyers, the Federation of Notaries (Fednot) and the Federation of French-speaking Estate Agents of Belgium (Federia) have joined forces. They have come together to create a preliminary sale agreement in “plain language” for the Brussels-Capital Region. This tool helps the general public to better understand the implications of buying a property and facilitates property transactions.
This “plain language” preliminary sale agreement helps to prevent discrepancies and reassure clients about this binding document. It also makes collaboration between the estate agent and the notary easier, as certain clauses are no longer open to interpretation.
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