Some properties are
hard to sell.
Too big. Too remote. Too expensive for the local market. They sit for months and the vendor gets impatient. We buy them. One buyer, one offer, one completion.
One company buyer.
A normal sale.
CoMaison finds people who want to co-own a beautiful house rather than own an average one outright. Once the group is together, a purchasing company buys the property.
From your side it is a normal sale to a single company buyer. You never deal with the co-owners and never have to explain the structure to your vendor.
Your fee — and a second buyer pool
The sale
You get your normal fee, in the normal way, on a property that was not moving.
The co-owners
You can introduce buyers for the shares too, and be paid for each one. Everyone who viewed a house like this, loved it, but could not stretch to the whole thing is a buyer again. Your applicant list is full of them.
That second one matters more than it looks. Everyone who viewed a house like this, loved it, but could not stretch to the whole thing is a buyer again.
Owners do not have to sell the whole house
They can sell some of the shares and keep the rest. That turns a house nobody was ever going to put on the market into an instruction.
Every fond owner of an expensive holiday home in your patch is now a conversation.
A period of exclusivity
Finding and vetting a group of co-owners costs us real time and real money, and we will not spend it on a house that can be sold out from under us halfway through.
The window is agreed up front and it is finite. If we do not deliver in it, you are free.
The exclusivity term can vary, but must be agreed before we list.
From introduction to completion
A listing that is hard to sell through normal channels — too big, too remote, or too expensive for the local market.
A clear yes or no, early. We will not waste your time or the vendor’s on a property that is not a fit.
Agreed up front with you and the vendor. The window is finite. If we do not deliver in it, you are free.
CoMaison assembles the co-owners. You can introduce share buyers too — and be paid for each one.
A purchasing company makes the offer and completes in the normal way. For agents, the sale process is simple, with one company buyer to deal with.
The additional benefit is the purchasers are experienced property professionals, and all funds are pre-offer verified as fully available and conforming to stringent anti-money laundering checks.
Straight answers
No. You are selling to one company. What happens between the co-owners afterwards is our side of the fence.
No. The co-owners own shares in the company that owns the house.
Because we are spending money to build a buyer for your property. Finding and vetting a group of co-owners costs us real time and real money. It is a fixed window, not an open-ended one.
The window ends and you carry on exactly as you were. You have lost nothing.
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