Frequently Asked Questions

Our legal team reviews all transaction documents, conducts due diligence on property titles, zoning restrictions and encumbrances, and collaborates with notaries to verify compliance with Swiss regulations before you finalize a purchase.

We perform a comprehensive review of land registry records, planning permissions and any existing encumbrances. Our experts verify title validity, check compliance with local building codes and identify potential legal issues to keep the process transparent and secure.

Our fees are based on the scope of services required and are presented in a clear breakdown. Standard packages start at 2,500 CHF, covering document review, legal advice and notary liaison. Any additional services are quoted upfront.

Yes. We can attend the notary signing on your behalf or alongside you, ensuring that all legal formalities are completed correctly and that you fully understand every clause before you sign.

The timeframe can vary based on transaction complexity, but most standard property acquisitions are completed within 4 to 8 weeks from the start of document review to notarization and registration.

Typically, we require a copy of the preliminary purchase agreement or offer, proof of identity, details of any financing arrangements, and any existing property reports. We will provide a complete checklist when you engage our services.

Absolutely. We guide international buyers through local regulations, explain legal terms in plain language and coordinate translations when needed. Our goal is to make the process clear and manageable for clients from any jurisdiction.

We assign a dedicated point of contact who provides regular updates by email or phone and schedules consultation calls at key milestones. All fees and timelines are outlined in advance to avoid surprises.

Yes. We offer video and teleconference consultations to review documents, address your questions and guide you through each step, no matter where you are located.

Our focus exclusively on real estate purchase support in Switzerland means we bring deep local expertise, a personalized approach and long-standing relationships with notaries and registries to streamline your transaction.

We help with registration of title deeds, tax notifications, updating municipal records and any other administrative tasks required after closing, so you can settle in without dealing with paperwork delays.

Simply reach out via our contact form or phone line. We will schedule an initial consultation to understand your needs, outline our service scope and provide a detailed engagement agreement.