DagmaraK
27 May 2013
DagmaraK
18 Jan 2013
Real Estate / Non Pole Applying for Mortgage in Poland [11]
I am a property rental agent working in Tri City Area. If you are still interested we cooperate with a really good broker, contact me by e-mail: dagmara.k(at)andrzejczyk.pl, mobile +48 530-326-466 I'll give you her number. She has offers of all banks, going in person to each of them will be waste of time. And you do not pay any extra charges, she is rewarded by a bank.
I would not advise to sign any preliminary contract before you receive a positive credit recommendation, you may lose a downpayment.
As far as market goes, there is multitude of properties to be sold, even if the chosen one is sold you will certainly find the house of your dreams.
I am a property rental agent working in Tri City Area. If you are still interested we cooperate with a really good broker, contact me by e-mail: dagmara.k(at)andrzejczyk.pl, mobile +48 530-326-466 I'll give you her number. She has offers of all banks, going in person to each of them will be waste of time. And you do not pay any extra charges, she is rewarded by a bank.
I would not advise to sign any preliminary contract before you receive a positive credit recommendation, you may lose a downpayment.
As far as market goes, there is multitude of properties to be sold, even if the chosen one is sold you will certainly find the house of your dreams.
DagmaraK
18 Jan 2013
Real Estate / What is the process involved in selling a house in Poland from abroad? [17]
You can grant somebody here a power of attorney to sale on your behalf as sale/purchase of a property in Poland must be finalised in the form of a notarial deed (Polish Civil Code). The power of attorney has to be accompanied by so called 'apostille' – according to the Hague Convention that Poland, USA and most European countries have ratified. Such certificate is issued by a competent state agency. If you live in a country that has not ratified the Convention (eg. Canada) the document can be legalized by a consular officer of your country. If the documents are in English, have to be translated into Polish by state-registered translator. You should also consult content and wording of the power of attorney with a Polish lawyer as certain clauses are obligatory.
I hope this is helpful.
You can grant somebody here a power of attorney to sale on your behalf as sale/purchase of a property in Poland must be finalised in the form of a notarial deed (Polish Civil Code). The power of attorney has to be accompanied by so called 'apostille' – according to the Hague Convention that Poland, USA and most European countries have ratified. Such certificate is issued by a competent state agency. If you live in a country that has not ratified the Convention (eg. Canada) the document can be legalized by a consular officer of your country. If the documents are in English, have to be translated into Polish by state-registered translator. You should also consult content and wording of the power of attorney with a Polish lawyer as certain clauses are obligatory.
I hope this is helpful.