Sign your compromise
without a down payment
1
Complete our form and accept the terms of our bonding contract to guarantee your solvency when making your purchase.
2
The certificate is sent to the notary, and we vouch for the 10% deposit, which gives the seller peace of mind.
3
You sign the preliminary sales agreement with the notary or agency, without having to pay the 5% or 10% deposit.
Buyer does not pay deposit
The buyer does not pay a deposit of 10% of the purchase price when signing the compromis. We act as guarantor for the seller until the final sale of the property.
THE SELLER is covered up to 10%.
As guarantor, we protect the seller from any risk of cancellation of the sale between the signing of the compromis and the final deed of sale.
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Our commitments
Facilitating sales
The buyer can commit without blocking 10% of the purchase price of the property. With no funds to pay, the buyer will be able to sign the compromis de vente more quickly.
Bearing the financial risk
We relieve the buyer and reassure the seller regarding the 10% down payment to be guaranteed as part of the preliminary sales agreement signed between the parties.
Responsive customer support
One of the added values of our services is our immediate reactivity, independent of the medium chosen to contact us. Customer service is part of our DNA
100% digital underwriting
Our fundamentals are digital. We use the full potential of IT and networks to simplify our service mission.
What is a buyer's warranty?
The buyer’s guarantee is a guarantee provided by the future buyer of a property for the benefit of the seller when signing the preliminary sales agreement. This guarantee covers the seller in the event of cancellation of the sale by the buyer.
How does a buyer's warranty work?
The operation of the buyer’s guarantee at the signing of the preliminary sales agreement is fairly straightforward.
What is the amount of the deposit to be paid on signing the preliminary sales agreement?
The law does not require a deposit to be paid when signing a preliminary sales agreement for a property. However, it is customary to pay between 5% and 10% of the final sale price when signing the preliminary sales agreement.
