Investing in real estate

Legal guidance for your property purchase

The right legal structure is the foundation of any real estate project. Together, we assess how you intend to use the property and determine which setup best fits your situation. This includes purchasing privately or through a company, as well as considering rights in rem such as usufruct, leasehold, or building rights. We take both short- and long-term consequences into account.

Are you working with other parties, such as a landowner, investor, or financier? Then it’s crucial to establish clear agreements from the outset. Well-drafted contracts ensure that all involved parties understand their roles and responsibilities at every stage of the project. This allows you to focus on execution, with legal certainty as your foundation.

The tax aspect of your real estate investment

Taxation plays a key role in the profitability of your real estate project. We look at how you manage capital gains tax, (rental) income, and the impact of VAT and registration duties. By making the right tax decisions, you avoid unnecessary costs and unpleasant surprises.

A well-structured real estate investment ensures alignment between legal, tax, and financial decisions. What may seem tax-efficient could have legal consequences (and vice versa). With a well-thought-out tax approach, you both start and finish your project in the most optimal structure.

A strong financial approach to your real estate project

Real estate projects often span several years and require careful financial planning. We begin with a realistic cash flow plan based on the financial blueprint established at the start of your project. We actively monitor and adjust this plan as circumstances evolve.

If a temporary shortfall arises, you can intervene in time and arrange for additional financing. If things go better than expected, you create space more quickly for a new project or additional return. Together, we explore which form of financing suits your needs best: from bank loans and real estate leasing to loans, contributions from companies or individuals, and the issuance of bonds or real estate certificates.