Notary selection - how to proceed?

Basically it doesn't matter, because in the end it always comes out the same.
A miracle that you mourn the money at the notary more than the cash at the broker ^^

Everything has been said... but always remember: Costs of various services (not only in the real estate industry) include many years of training, studies, and possibly a pool of employees as well as continuous further education. So please do not disrespectfully talk down two or three signatures – the ones from the notary are worth more than yours!

Regards

I don't want to be a notary, I'd rather be a real estate agent because I don't have to learn anything there :)

Hello everyone,
thank you for your answers and tips.

I had not considered that the costs are calculated according to the Court and Notary Cost Act.
Of course, one feels the broker's fees more, but unfortunately, you don't really get good properties otherwise.

Everything has been said... but always remember: Costs for various services (not just in the real estate industry) include years of training, studies, and possibly a pool of employees as well as continuous further education.
So please do not disrespectfully talk down two or three signatures – those from the notary are worth more than yours!

I think in this case my signatures are worth more, because I enter into a long-term commitment with the bank and not the notary ;) Everything requires training and/or studies with many years of experience, that's how it is in every industry and not only with the notary. It's just that one industry takes a big chunk of the pie (broker) and the other less.

Anyway, thanks for your answers, it will be the notary who currently has time!
Regards

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But you must not forget, the notary is also liable for the things he does.

yes, of course, the expert is also liable, the surveyor is also liable, the construction company is also liable, etc.. and do you know anyone who has ever really been severely reprimanded? although notaries, of course, work very cleanly and neatly. after all, being a notary is a privilege awarded to fewer lawyers and is the guarantee for money printing. the error rate here is also very low, but it can also be demanded. if entering a few words into an excel list costs 500€, then it can also be required that at least 2 people double-check it and possibly fish out errors. ^^

I believe liability is a "foreign word" to the broker. At least, there is never anything to gain from an economic perspective.

And regarding the notary; just Google "Mitternachtsnotare"