Do we both have to agree to the sale?

Yes. If the home is in both your names, the signature of each owner is required to sell. A buyer can already present a no-obligation offer to both of you, so you have a concrete amount to move forward with together. You arrange the division agreements with your notary.

How quickly can the sale be completed?

Because a buyer purchases directly, the lengthy search is eliminated and it can go much faster than a traditional sale through an estate agent. The exact pace depends on your situation and the notary's schedule. You coordinate that with the buyer.

What does it cost to sell to a buyer?

You do not pay any estate agent fees or commission. However, in a sale and in the division of a home between ex-partners, there are costs via the notary, such as the division duty. What exactly is owed in your case is best discussed with your notary, as it depends on your personal situation.

Do buyers also purchase in smaller municipalities around Hasselt?

Yes. These buyers purchase homes throughout Limburg, so also in sub-municipalities such as Kermt, Kuringen and Sint-Lambrechts-Herk and in neighbouring municipalities such as Genk, Diepenbeek and Zonhoven. Feel free to request an offer, even if your home is in a smaller municipality.

Selling a house during a divorce in Hasselt

Selling directly in Hasselt and surroundings

When a relationship ends, you usually want clarity about the home quickly. The buyers are direct buyers: they purchase your house or apartment in Hasselt directly, with a fixed offer. No estate agent searching for months, no viewing days that neighbours or colleagues talk about, no doubt about what it will eventually be.

These buyers work throughout Limburg. Not only in the centre of Hasselt, but also in sub-municipalities such as Kermt, Kuringen and Sint-Lambrechts-Herk, and in nearby cities like Genk, Diepenbeek and Zonhoven. Wherever your home is, you get a concrete proposal to move forward with.

Selling directly in Hasselt and surroundings

Why a fixed offer brings peace of mind during a divorce

In a divorce, much depends on what the home yields. As long as the sale is not final, you often remain tied to each other through the mortgage and the undivided co-ownership. A fixed offer removes that uncertainty: you know exactly what amount is on the table, and with that you can make further arrangements.

A sale to a buyer is discreet and at a pace that suits you. A buyer takes on the home in its current state, so you don't have to renovate or empty it by a deadline. The legal and tax aspects, such as the release from joint liability or the division duty, you arrange with your own notary. That way you know everything is properly in order.

How it works with a buyer

You request a free, no-obligation offer via /en/gratis-bod. A buyer looks at your home and your situation and visits you or makes an appointment by phone. Based on that, you receive a concrete offer. If you decide to proceed, the rest goes through the notary, up to the deed of sale.