SIGNING CONTRACT

Pro Estate Albania has an extended experience of work in the Real Estate market, and it owns very good cognition of contracts. We have Public Noters who cooperate with our company. We always suggest having a translator by your side while signing
your contract so you can have a copy of the contract in English Language with a stamp from the public notary in your Gmail, surely our company has its own attorney to make things easier for you. Our company will let you know different types of contracts so you get to have more knowledge in them.

SALES CONTRACT :

 
Sales Contract is a contract that its usage is when the apartment has its own ownership certificate. There are included some terms such as Properties’ Addresses , The cadastral area where the residence is, and the total surface of the apartment. Price, how many days the amount will be liquidated by the buyer, the rights and obligations from both parts and the money you will transfer to buy the apartment will be going into the account of the respective Noter, that when the transaction is successful you will be the owner of your property .
 

PRE-SALE AGREEMENT:

 

This contract is done when a residence or apartment still hasn’t a particular ownership certificate since it’s still in process. This happens in properties under construction only.
In this contract, the terms and dates should be correctly defined.
There are included some conditions such as; Payment method. In how many instalments will be the payment made in, 3 or 5 instalments. It will always be quoted that 5% of the total amount of the properties value will be given in the end of ownerships finalization. It’s important that the clients knows everything about these terms.


WHAT ARE MY EXPENSES FOR THE CONTRACTS?

    
There is no extra expenses to pay, your obligation is only the noterity expenses & translators whom will do the reading of your contract.
Noterial expenses are calculated with the formula of 0.3% of the apartments value.

01: Organising your property tour in Saranda
03: The next steps after buying your property