The questions we hear every day

Everything you need to know

• 01What does “assignment with no markup” mean?

  An assignment transfers an existing installment contract from its current holder to a new buyer, with the developer's approval, and the contract is re-registered in the new buyer's name. “No markup” means the seller takes back exactly what they have already paid, with nothing added on top. The price you see is the one on the receipts, not an inflated ask.

• 02Why would a seller accept selling with no profit?

  Because the alternative is much worse. Cancelling typically costs a penalty of roughly 10–15% of the unit value, and whatever is left comes back over several years. A transfer returns the cash already paid, in full and in one go once the transfer completes — the goal here is not profit, it is an exit without a loss.

• 03What is in it for the buyer?

  The buyer takes the unit at the original contract price, which is usually well below what the developer charges for the same unit today. They then continue the remaining installments on the original contract's terms instead of starting a new plan. We state that gap openly on every opportunity as “difference vs. market price”.

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• 04How do I know the numbers are real?

  Before any opportunity goes live we review the original contract, the payment receipts and confirm the balance still owed to the developer. An opportunity with a complete file carries a “documents verified” badge; an incomplete one is simply not published. We always separate what a document confirms from what is only an estimate.

• 05What is your fee, and when is it due?

  The seller pays nothing — no upfront fee, no commission, no listing charge. The buyer pays 1.25% of the contract value, and it falls due only once the transfer is officially completed. If the transfer does not go through, nobody owes us anything.

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• 06Can I keep it private if I do not want anyone to know I am selling?

  Yes — there is a “silent exit” option. The opportunity is never listed on the site or advertised anywhere; we take it only to matched, screened buyers. Your name and your unit's details stay private until the serious, documented stage.

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• 07Who prepares the transfer paperwork?

  We prepare the full transfer file: the documents, the developer letter, the outstanding balance and the schedule. Then we walk the owner and the buyer through every step until the developer formally approves the transfer. We are not a party to the contract — the final approval always sits with the developer.

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• 08What happens if I have overdue installments?

  Arrears are not a blocker, but they have to be on the table from day one. We factor them into the valuation and state in the agreement who settles them — the seller before the transfer, or the buyer after it. Being upfront protects both sides and makes the developer's approval easier.

• 09Do you work with brokers?

  No. We deal only with the unit's actual owner and with the end buyer. That is what keeps the price equal to what was really paid, with no hidden commissions and no markup added along the way. If someone offers to broker one of our opportunities, they are not acting on our behalf.