For overseas buyers
Buy property in Germany — from anywhere in the world
The full path: the process, remote completion by power of attorney, purchase costs and financing for non-residents.
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Germany places no restriction on foreign buyers: you may acquire residential property regardless of nationality or residence. What is usually missing is someone on the ground who speaks your language and runs the process for you.
That is exactly what I do: selection, document review, liaison with developer and notary, power of attorney and handover — and afterwards letting and management if you want it.
Why buy with me
On the ground in Frankfurt
A licensed German agent who inspects properties in person and stands in for you at the notary.
Your language
Advice and every document explained in English, German or Chinese — no misunderstandings.
Fully remote
Video viewings, power of attorney, notary by representation: you never have to fly to Germany to buy.
What you should know before you buy
The four topics overseas buyers ask about most.
Buying property in Germany: the process for overseas buyers
From selecting a property through reservation, the notary appointment and registration in the land register — every step explained.
Read more →Buying without travelling: power of attorney and remote purchase
How to acquire German property without being present in person — securely, via power of attorney and representation.
Read more →Purchase costs in Germany: what to budget for
Transfer tax, notary, land registry and agent commission — the incidental costs and how they differ by federal state.
Read more →Financing and tax for overseas buyers
How German banks lend to non-residents, and which ongoing taxes apply to ownership and rental income.
Read more →New developments in Germany
No projects are published right now. Tell me what you're looking for and I'll notify you as soon as something suitable becomes available.
ProjectsThese pages are general information and are not legal or tax advice. Cost and tax figures are indicative; the purchase contract and the notary's cost schedule are what bind.
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