Costs & agency fees

Clear terms. Payable only on success.

For direct property sales, Benderbal Immobilien uses a transparent standard model. The seller and buyer each enter into a separate agency agreement.

Defined sales model

3.57% for each contracting party.

The terms are agreed in writing before the assignment begins. The following information explains the standard model for direct property sales.

Seller's agency fee

3,57 %including 19% German VAT · 3.00% netof the total purchase price recorded in the notarial deed

Buyer's agency fee

3,57 %including 19% German VAT · 3.00% netof the total purchase price recorded in the notarial deed

The seller and buyer are not bound by one joint agreement. Each party enters into a separate agency agreement.

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When does the fee arise?

Only if the introduction or brokerage activity results in an effective notarised purchase agreement.

02

When is it due?

Within 14 calendar days after receipt of the invoice.

03

What is the calculation based on?

The total purchase price recorded in the notarial deed, including accessories and inventory sold with the property. Property transfer tax, notary, land-register and financing costs are excluded.

04

What is already included?

Benderbal Immobilien's usual own services, including ordinary online marketing, are covered by the success fee.

No hidden flat charges.

There is no flat marketing, administration, cancellation or reservation fee. Special third-party costs are commissioned only after a separate prior agreement defining the service, payer and maximum gross amount.

Worked example

For a total notarised purchase price of €500,000, the fee is €17,850 gross for each contracting party.

Which services are outside this model?

Lettings, standalone property-search assignments, and B2B or local services for companies and partners are agreed separately. The 3.57% stated here does not automatically apply to them.

This page explains the standard model. The specific agency agreement entered into is always decisive.

German Money Laundering Act

Why identity evidence is required later.

Real-estate agents are obliged entities under the German Money Laundering Act. For a specific property purchase, Benderbal Immobilien must fulfil the statutory due-diligence duties.

Who is identified?

The contracting parties, any persons acting on their behalf and beneficial owners, where applicable.

At what point?

As soon as the parties have a serious interest in completing the brokered transaction and are sufficiently identified.

How does it work?

The required identity, representation and authority evidence is requested separately and securely – not through the initial enquiry form.

What if evidence is missing?

If the statutory due-diligence duties cannot be fulfilled, the business relationship may not be established or continued.

For letting or lease brokerage, the general due-diligence duties for real-estate agents apply from a monthly net rent or net lease of €10,000.

Your next step

First understand the likely sale value. Then decide deliberately.

A few property facts are enough for a complimentary, no-obligation initial assessment. You can then discuss whether and how a sales instruction makes sense.