Small townhouse near the hospital.

As providers of real estate services, we are obligated by the Money Laundering Act to verify the identity of our clients. This obligation must be fulfilled by real estate agents before entering into any oral or written agency agreement. The Money Laundering Act (GwG) exists to prevent the circulation of profits derived from criminal activities. In addition to banks, insurance companies, trustees, lawyers, and tax advisors, real estate service providers are also subject to the obligations of the GwG and must comply with the due diligence requirements of the law. Since 2011, compliance with these obligations has been rigorously monitored by regulatory authorities. Those subject to the law must demonstrate compliance to the authorities. In practical terms, this means that real estate service providers must ask their clients to show them their identification and record the details. The following information must be noted: name, place and date of birth, nationality, address, identification number, and the issuing authority. The easiest way to do this is to make a copy of the identification document; the law explicitly states that making a copy is sufficient. Furthermore, the real estate agent must verify whether their client is acting in their own economic interest or on behalf of a third party. Please understand that, for this reason, we need to collect your data or a copy of your identification card before a viewing appointment. All information in this brochure has been carefully compiled and is as complete as possible. Nevertheless, the possibility of errors cannot be ruled out. Therefore, the information in this brochure is provided without any guarantee. Viewings are possible at any time, but only by prior arrangement with your contact person. Purchase negotiations must be conducted exclusively through your contact person. Prices are subject to change.