Types of agreement

General mandate:

• You consent to the estate agent marketing your property.
• You may involve other agents.
• You may market the property yourself.
• The simplest form of collaboration. The agent may work.

The sole mandate:

• You appoint the agent to market your property.
• You may not involve any other agents.
• The agent is able to work more freely.
• The agent is compelled to be proactive. You have a claim to his activity and involvement.
• The mandate is valid for an agreed period, at the longest one year.

The exclusive mandate:

• You place your property in the hands of the agent and leave the winding up to him alone.
• Nevertheless, you make all the final decisions.
• The agent is obliged to mediate the sale pro-actively.
• You may not involve any other agents.
• The mandate is valid for an agreed period, at the longest a year.