Expenses for owners
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Apr 12, 2022 |
Expenses for Owners when selling a property
Plan your sale to ensure financial peace of mind

When considering the sale of your property, you must consider the expenses involved. Below, we break down all the items that make up these "selling expenses":
Community Charges : Amount to be paid to the community to ensure that community fees and any current assessments are current. The most common is the assessment associated with the condition of the property determined by the ITE (Technical Building Inspection).

Property Tax (IBI) : If you have to sell the property free of any charges, you must check with your local council to ensure that all property tax bills, not just those from the last year, are paid.
CH and CEE : To sell a home, you must have a Certificate of Occupancy (CH) and an Energy Efficiency Certificate (CEE). Both documents must be processed and have an associated cost.

Mortgage Cancellation: Amount payable to your bank for the early cancellation of the mortgage on your property.
Mortgage Cancellation Fees: Once the bank cancels the mortgage, this encumbrance must be "erased" from the Property Registry. This requires cancellation fees, which include notary fees, agency fees, and registry fees.
Property Manager Certificate: Document issued by the manager confirming that the property for sale is up to date with all its obligations (ordinary and extraordinary) with the community.
Real Estate Fees: Amount received by the Real Estate Agency for management, advice, and support during the sales process.
Municipal Capital Gains Tax: Tax payable to the City Council for the appreciation (if applicable) of the land on which the home is located. There are two calculation methods (objective and actual). It's important to perform the calculation to verify which is most beneficial for the property.

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