Unique concept...

You should know that this property "works" and is "managed" as a semi-detached as we all know it: everyone is and feels at home, and neighbors help and respect each other... However, it is held in co-ownership without having common costs or syndicate.

Each co-owner uses his yard and does what he wants on his side, but nevertheless is actually using a "common" area.

It must therefore be understood that the area of the land in the descriptive sheet represents the "private" area but that in reality the owner uses much more space which is a part of the common area but has restricted use.

The certificate of location will be updated at the expense of the seller (already ordered) and provided for the signing of the deed of sale. In the event that it is not ready in time, the seller will provide the buyer with title insurance.

In the meantime, the certificate of location in hand demonstrates and explains the "geographical" situation with the co-ownership.

The declaration of co-ownership is made as if it was a building shared with several co-owners which is not the case because the co-ownership only concerns the two semi-detached so it can not be taken on a "first degree" base.

In the meantime, the certificate of location in hand demonstrates and explains the "geographical" situation.
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