Notartermin – Einer der letzten Schritte des Immobilienverkaufs ist der gemeinsame Termin beim Notar. Hier wird der Verkauf offiziell besiegelt und beurkundet. Welche Dokumente Sie brauchen, wie der Notartermin abläuft und ob Sie sich auch vertreten lassen können, dazu mehr. Außerdem: Diese Punkte sollte der Notar beim Vorlesen des Kaufvertrags unbedingt vorlesen! Zurück zu: Immobilie […]
Kaufvertrag bei Notar aufsetzen – Ist der Käufer gefunden, seine Kaufkraft geprüft und sind die wichtigsten Punkte geklärt, wird der Kaufvertrag erstellt. Hierfür wird ein Notar dazu gezogen. Wie ist ein Kaufvertrag aufgebaut? Welche Dokumente brauchen Sie? Und welche Rolle spielt der Notar? Hier das wichtigste im Überblick. Zurück zu: Immobilie verkaufen. More on Real […]
Drawing up a real estate purchase contract – So you have found a house, apartment or apartment building , checked it technically and commercially, included both defects and age in the real estate valuation and now want to draw up the purchase contract? Find out here which data and documents you need for your final […]
Calculating the purchase price including incidental purchase costs – How is the final purchase price of a property made up? How high are the ancillary purchase costs and how is the broker’s commission divided up? In addition to the land transfer tax, costs for notary, land register entry and broker are also due. Find out […]
Partial sale of land – Can I sell part of my land? Yes! Many people think that it is possible to sell only a part of a house or a condominium. The technical term for this is: partial sale, or partial purchase. But in fact it is also possible to offer land for partial purchase. […]
Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien (KGaA) – The Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien is a German legal form which combines the corporate legal form of the Kommanditgesellschaft (KG) with a conventional Aktiengesellschaft (AG). Thereby the greatest advantages of both legal forms – the separation between full partner & capital provider typical for the KG plus the limitation of liability […]
GmbH & Co OHG – The GmbH & Co OHG is a German legal form which combines the corporate legal form of the general partnership (OHG) with a limited liability company (GmbH). Thereby the biggest advantages of both legal forms – the uncomplicated foundation typical for the OHG as well as equality of all partners […]
GmbH & Co KG – The GmbH & Co KG is a German legal form which combines the corporate legal form of the limited partnership (KG) with a limited liability company (GmbH). Thus, the greatest advantages of both legal forms – the separation between general partner & capital provider typical for the KG plus the […]
Eingetragener Kaufmann (e. Kfm.) / Eingetragene Kauffrau (e. Kfr.) / Registered merchants (e. K.) – The registered merchants embody a German legal form variant, which is based on the corporate legal form of the sole proprietorship (EU). This means that it is a company that is founded and managed by a single person and is […]
Stock Corporation (AG) – The Stock Corporation is a German legal form, founded by at least one person and managed by several legally prescribed organs. Instead of a classic managing director, a board of directors leads the Company, supervised by the supervisory board. The shareholders’ meeting functions as the highest decision-making body. With a minimum […]
One-person GmbH – The GmbH model for solo founders! By appointing new shareholders or leaving existing shareholders, the GmbH model you choose can easily change. Whether it’s a one-person company, a two-person limited company or even a company that operates without any shareholders at all…. In either case, there are specifics you should be aware […]
Limited Liability Company (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung, GmbH) – The limited liability company is a German legal form that is founded by at least one person and managed by at least one shareholder. As the name already indicates, this corporate legal form is characterized by a limitation of liability for its shareholder(s). The GmbH is […]
