Guides and procedures
Manage your real estate assets step by step.
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Agenda of a general meeting: how do you get an item put on it?
Fifteen days to call the meeting, six days to add an item, five days to notify it: the Luxembourg procedure and its deadlines.
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Preparing and running a co-ownership general meeting
Reviewing decisions, accounts, notice of meeting, majorities and minutes: the timetable and the rules of a co-ownership general meeting in Luxembourg.
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Minutes of a general meeting: what should you check afterwards?
Compulsory particulars, the names of those who voted against, how the votes are counted, and the two-month challenge period: what is at stake in the minutes.
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How do you choose a co-ownership syndic in Luxembourg?
Describe the building before comparing prices: length of the mandate, handling of funds, conflicts of interest and the handover of the files.
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How to change your property manager in Luxembourg
Changing your property manager, step by step: legal framework, comparing offers, the general-assembly vote and handover of documents. Petzerhiel's clear guide.
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Buying an apartment in co-ownership in Luxembourg: the documents to check before signing
Buying an apartment also means entering a collective organisation. Before signing, one must check the lots, the accounts, the works voted and the obligations that remain attached to the property.
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Selling an apartment in co-ownership: accounts, works and documents to prepare
A sale in co-ownership must make it possible to understand the lot, its accounting situation, the works decided and the sums that remain attached to the building.
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