Your situation

Separating with a home you own together

When you separate, a lot lands on you at once — and the jointly owned home is often the biggest financial decision in it. There are usually two routes: one of you stays and buys the other out, or you sell the home together.

Both routes start with a reliable value. IMMO helps as a neutral party, discreetly and without judgement, so you can make decisions based on facts rather than emotion.

A first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing — together or separately. Afterwards you will know exactly which steps are possible.

How we approach it

  1. 1

    A conversation without obligation

    Together or each separately, whatever you prefer. We line up the options: roughly what is the home worth, and what would a buy-out or a sale mean for each of you?

  2. 2

    Validated NWWI valuation

    A buy-out or a change to the mortgage requires a validated valuation report. Our NRVT-registered valuer prepares it; the report is accepted by every mortgage lender.

  3. 3

    Buy out or sell

    With the valuation in hand you calculate, together with the mortgage adviser at our office, whether a buy-out is feasible. If you decide to sell together, we manage the entire sales process.

  4. 4

    Settlement at the notary

    Whether it ends in a deed of division or a transfer to a buyer: we guard the agreements and the planning, so this chapter is closed properly for both of you.

Why IMMO

  • Neutral and discreet: we work for both of you, not for one of you
  • NRVT-registered valuers, NWWI-validated report accepted by the bank
  • Free meeting with the mortgage adviser at our office: immediate insight into whether a buy-out is feasible
  • Complete peace of mind from start to finish, in a period when your mind is elsewhere
  • Free moving boxes and moving van for whoever moves out

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