Land purchase contract okay and legal?

Drafts are subject to charges...

Edit: ... if no notarization follows afterwards, for example due to cancellation, #145 KostO.

Even if that is the case....in my opinion, the broker gave the order here....it won’t be a big deal. Either write off the damage or: this notary does his job and explains to his client what is written there, shows him alternatives, etc. And the client has to know what he wants and doesn’t want. What does he want to pay? What not? Surveying for example: it is common to have a non-notarial side agreement that the costs are shared. They do not belong in the contract and remain nicely outside for the real estate transfer tax. For unsurveyed land, a drawing is part of the contract so that it is clear what is being sold, how many meters in length and width. The surveying costs are not insignificant because not only boundary markers are set but also a new cadastral parcel is created and the land register must be changed. In comparison, a one or two square meter difference between paper information and reality is nothing. Unless it is land in a city location....but then the parties involved would be professionals and wouldn’t be asking around here. - Conclusion: The client now has to speak frankly. Transactions are also about dignity, which brokers and notaries unfortunately forget too often, there sits dumb Willy, we just do it quickly and that’s it, want to play a round of tennis afterward, Franz? Karsten

I just spoke with the realtor and learned a point regarding the notary. He did bring this draft from another city. In our town, there is also a notary, but he is not supposed to carry out such partition transactions with all participants. I have now told him that we want the notary in our town and not the 30 km away in another city. I assume it will not only be a single trip and on top of that comes data protection. Acted correctly?

So we only went to the notary once each time for the apartment/house purchase to sign the contract. I don’t know how it is if you want to discuss something with him beforehand. What concerns do you have regarding data protection?

Correctly handled. Because you pay, you choose. That is important for your standing in this business, not to be led around like an ox at the ring through the arena. Of course, your notary will also have to fairly put on paper what you both have agreed upon. He is also not allowed to take advantage of anyone and will not do so. However, it is good for beginners who have questions to know the notary around the corner. And why should you spend your money 30 km away, when it can be done locally? Why? K.