Document background
The Bill of Sale For House is a crucial document in Belgian property transactions, serving as the formal agreement between buyer and seller before the execution of the final notarial deed. It is used when transferring ownership of residential property in Belgium and must comply with federal and regional regulations. The document includes essential elements such as property details, price, payment terms, and conditions of sale, along with mandatory certificates and declarations required by Belgian law. This preliminary agreement, while binding, is typically followed by a formal notarial deed within four months. The document must take into account regional variations in property law between Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels-Capital regions, and include specific provisions for energy performance, soil quality, and urban planning certificates as required by Belgian legislation.
