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Sell an apartment building: preparation for the specific location and property.
Establish the inventory unit by unit
Prepare a schedule of rented, owner-occupied and vacant areas. Allocate floor area, documented use and access to each. Office-like rooms or other accommodation areas are not counted as apartments merely because they contain beds. Connect the schedule with ownership records so the number of offered dwellings and the acquisition scope remain understandable.
Explain continuing income through evidence
Present contractual rents, actual receipts and advance payments separately. Occupation by connected parties or differing arrangements needs explanation. Identify unlet spaces as such. Do not incorporate a possible future use or an anticipated change in the surroundings into the cash flow that can currently be evidenced for the building as it stands.
Investigate shared infrastructure and condition
Record which building sections share heating, pipes, paths or other installations. Existing agreements may explain whether additional users are involved. Allocate known repairs and substantial upcoming work to the areas concerned. Well-kept individual apartments replace neither examination of shared equipment nor clarification of recurring expenditure associated with the property’s outdoor spaces and connections.
Integrate investigation into a realistic sale process
Initially organise documents by rights, units, agreements and condition. Purchaser questions can then be directed to the appropriate contacts. Viewings should account for existing occupation and accessible communal areas. Negotiate the documented property as a whole. Calculations based on hypothetical individual apartment sales require different conditions and should not obscure the present position.