kiinteistökauppakirjojen

Kiinteistökauppakirjat refers to real estate transaction documents in Finland. These documents are legally binding agreements that formalize the sale and purchase of a property. The primary document is the kauppakirja, or deed of sale, which outlines the essential terms of the transaction.

Key information typically included in a kiinteistökauppakirja comprises the identification of both the buyer and the seller, a precise description of the property being transferred, including its cadastral registration number, and the agreed-upon purchase price. It also specifies the payment terms, such as when the price is to be paid and in what installments, and the date of possession transfer, when the buyer takes physical control of the property.

Furthermore, these documents detail any conditions precedent to the sale, such as the buyer securing financing or the seller obtaining necessary permits. Warranties and representations made by the seller regarding the property's condition and legal status are also commonly included. The contract must be drafted in writing and signed by both parties, and in most cases, by two witnesses to be legally valid.

The preparation of kiinteistökauppakirjat often involves legal professionals like lawyers or notaries public to ensure compliance with Finnish property law and to protect the interests of both parties. Once signed and any conditions are met, the transaction is registered with the relevant authorities to confirm the change of ownership.