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ChapterBuying property


Notary

Essential character in any real estate transaction, the Notary authenticates the deed of sale for a property.

It is also the Notary who collects all the legal, administrative, mortgage, and urban planning documents. He/she ensures the publication of rights and provides all the required documents to the Authorities.

He/she keeps the original deed (the minutes) and provides you with as many copies as you need. Sworn to secrecy, he/she can only provide these to heirs or beneficiaries.
The Notary is there to advice you. Don’t hesitate to consult him/her.

Notary fees amount to about 3% of the price of the total sale for new purchases, and 6.5% for older homes.
There are three of them:

  • the Notary and his/her collaborators’ professional fees
  • disbursements by the Notary (mortgage registrar, mortgage and land registry statements)
  • fees to Treasury

Notary fees are at the buyer’s expense.


Updated on: 07/02/2008


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Le certificat d’urbanisme
La signature de l’acte de vente
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