Choosing a property partner you can trust
Entrusting your property begins with trust. Take time to get to know your adviser, their approach and the commitments they offer.
Start with the company's identity
Moneyhouse gathers information from the Swiss commercial register, company name, registered office, management and publications. A search can help identify the company behind a trading name. Compare these details with the proposed mandate and ask about any differences.
A registration does not replace a meeting
A company's existence alone does not establish the quality of its support. Ask who organises viewings, reports offers and presents the property. Request sample files and a clear explanation of the valuation method.
Put commitments in writing
Before signing, ask for explanations of services, fees, the mandate's duration and how it ends. Keep a copy and take time to review anything unclear. A clear conversation helps you decide without feeling rushed.
Understand what gives your property its value.
Market figures provide context. The visit documents your property. The analysis brings the elements together to explain the assessed value.
Current value is based on documented uses, condition and rights. An extension or conversion project is presented separately with conditions to check. This distinction gives you a clear basis for decisions.
Understand our method