This document serves as proof of the sale and outlines the terms and conditions of the transfer, such as the price paid, the property description, and any relevant encumbrances or liens.
The deed of delivery is drawn up after the purchase agreement has been signed and the resolutive conditions have expired. The deed of delivery is also known as the deed of transfer. The deed of transfer is the deed by which the house is officially passed on to you and is therefore registered in your name.
The deed contains all the agreements made and signed in the provisional sales contract. The contents must therefore be consistent with the previously drafted purchase agreement.
Among other things, it contains:
The notary draws up the transfer deed; the transfer usually occurs at the notary's office. The notary will check several things to ensure the transfer will be completed properly. The notary may only sign the deed after the expired three-day statutory cooling-off period. Once the notary has registered the deed of delivery in the Kadaster (the Land Registry), you are officially the house owner.
There are some requirements for the deed of delivery, including the fact that the buyer and seller must sign the deed and that the seller must transfer ownership to the buyer. Also, all payments specified in the deed must be made.
The cost of drawing up a deed will vary from one notary to another; on average, you can expect to pay around €500. The expenses are not income tax deductible.
Bij het kopen van een huis gaat het niet alleen om het vinden van de perfecte woning, maar ook om het navigeren door het complexe aankoopproces. Gelukkig is er Walter, jouw betrouwbare digitale aankoopmakelaar die je helpt bij elke stap die je moet nemen.
Vroeger, toen de melkflessen nog van glas waren, ging je met een stapel papier onder de arm naar de hypotheekadviseur. Dit kan nog steeds, maar je kunt soms ook zelf een hypotheek afsluiten. En dat is makkelijker dan je denkt. Mits je goed bent voorbereid.