You are · Off-plan buyer
You are buying off plan.
- What does my contract really say?
- Who protects my purchase against the seller?
- How do I follow the site through to handover?
What we do for you
What we do for you.
- Understanding your contract (AMO)
You finance: we assist you in dealing with the general or total contractor. - Protecting your purchase
Your choices, options and rights defended against the seller, with their costed impact before you decide. - Following through to handover
Pre-acceptance inspection and follow-up of snagging items through to close-out.
You are supported by someone who knows the site and is independent of the seller.
Your path, step by step
Your path, step by step.
- STAGE 1Feasibility
- STAGE 2Financial plan
- STAGE 3Design and permit
- STAGE 4Consultation
- STAGE 5Execution and handover
What you receive
- Review of the project and the contract
- Financial impact of your choices
- Review of the design work and SIA standards
- Comparison of the options proposed
- Inspections, snagging items and handover (Procore)
Further reading
To go further.
RenovationVaud Buildings Programme: subsidies, a user’s guideThe Buildings Programme supports energy renovations. The most common pitfall is administrative: an application filed too late means losing the grant.FeesManagement mandate: an investment, not an expenseManagement fees are not added to the cost of the project: they help keep it on track. Here is where their value is recovered, item by item.AMOAMO: what is owner’s representation for?Owner’s representation (AMO) is for those who finance the project and who do not necessarily have the time, or always the expertise, to manage it.
Present your project to us.
A first conversation, without obligation: the address or plot, your objective, an indicative budget.