What matters in Tatenberg
Sell commercial property: preparation for the specific location and property.
Separate the property from the trading business
Describe rooms, outdoor spaces and structures independently of the existing enterprise. Record movable equipment, stock and any additional waterside installations separately. Decide what belongs in the property offering and which elements require separate negotiation. A purchaser can then examine the land and buildings without simultaneously taking on an undefined business operation or its contents.
Evidence the existing use precisely
Allocate documented uses to the rooms and add existing plans and available alteration records. A buyer’s proposed workshop, office or other activity should instead be treated as a separate project. Resolve outstanding questions for the actual address before presenting proximity to the water as grounds for a further use of the property.
Examine deliveries and equipment at the site
Follow the usable vehicle route to the entrance, storage and working areas, showing bottlenecks and shared spaces. Available connections, sanitary facilities and technical installations also matter for the proposed business. Record these features through measurements or appropriate documents. Appealing landscape photographs cannot establish whether premises are operationally suitable for a buyer’s intended activity.
Coordinate agreements with handover
Gather tenancy and use agreements for rooms, parking and other occupied spaces. Establish which of your installations will be removed and the intended condition at handover. If the purchaser will take over equipment, provide a separate inventory. Keep unresolved continuation of special uses visible as conditions in the sale discussions, rather than assumed benefits.