What matters in Marienthal
Sell an apartment building: preparation for the specific location and property.
Explain units through the building history
Link plans to a schedule of areas, uses, refurbishment levels and occupation. Identify later extensions separately. Check available use records where apartments emerged at different times. Show circulation during inspections and avoid presenting furnished ancillary space as an established additional dwelling.
Trace income to individual agreements
Allocate rents, separate ancillary charges and actual receipts individually. Explain differences and vacancies factually. Keep potential future reletting alongside, but separate from, current arrangements. Buyers can distinguish figures supported by existing agreements from those dependent on changes that have not occurred.
Show maintenance and garden operations fully
Organise envelope and service works chronologically. Preserved original components and later additions may require different findings. Record paid gardening and the owner’s own work. Separate major one-off projects from recurring costs so unusual repair years or invisible personal labour do not distort ongoing operations.
Organise review and transfer for the whole building
Arrange inspections of differing unit types and technical areas around current occupation. Identify uninspected parts. Prepare leases, maintenance records and responsibilities for handover. Hypothetical individual apartment prices concern a different process and cannot substitute for assessment of the house actually offered.