Sole heir – The sole heir is the one who receives the entire estate of a deceased person. Tips: sell your property. However, if there are several legal heirs, the heir becomes the sole heir if he is expressly mentioned as the only one in the will. The acceptance of the inheritance is also accompanied […]
Partial legal capacity (WEG) – Partial legal capacity is the ability to be the bearer of rights and obligations, to participate actively in legal transactions as a legal entity and to sue and be sued in legal proceedings. Partial legal capacity also means that a condominium owners’ association does not have all the rights that […]
Property management contract – condominium associations usually have a property manager who takes over the management of the common property. Explore back to overview. A management contract is drawn up for the transfer of this task. This management contract defines the rights and obligations of the manager vis-à-vis the condominium owners’ association. The administrator’s remuneration […]
Who does not know it, the problem with the craftsmen? It has become a cliché over the years, but the experience is confirmed again and again. The craftsmen come too late, do not keep appointments or do not leave their workplace as they should. Of course, there are also many exceptions to this prejudice. But […]
Many landlords are worried about their property and don’t trust their tenants. They have heard too many horror stories of filthy apartments, sick pets or messies and therefore want to take a look at your property regularly. However, these cases are definitely the exception to the rule, as most tenants treat the rental property with […]
The handover is an important date for both the old and the new tenant. The old tenant hands over his last claim to the property and the new tenant gets access to the property and can start moving in. However, there are a number of things that need to be taken into account on this […]