Our Services
Six discrete pieces of work covering the full residential purchase journey. Each has a defined deliverable, a fixed fee and a written output â you can take one, or combine them into the complete buying journey.
1. Location & Market Research
We screen candidate towns and regions against your written brief â budget, commute or remoteness needs, climate, language, healthcare and schooling. Where a destination is unrealistic for your budget, we say so early and propose realistic alternatives rather than letting you chase the wrong market.
What you get
- Shortlist of up to 3 areas with written rationale
- Price levels, recent trend and available stock profile
- Transport, schools, healthcare and amenities overview
- Seasonality and rental-market notes where relevant
Best for
- Buyers torn between two or more regions
- Relocations with school or commute constraints
- Anyone whose only exposure so far has been holidays
2. Property Comparison & Assessment
Shortlisted homes are assessed on the same template â asking price versus local evidence, condition flags, service charges, annual taxes and realistic running costs. The output is a report you can act on, including the properties we advise you to drop and why.
What you get
- Structured comparison of up to 5 properties
- Condition and suitability flags per property
- Total cost of ownership: taxes, fees, running costs
- Clear drop / keep / view recommendation
Best for
- Buyers with a long, unfiltered portal shortlist
- Cross-border buyers unfamiliar with local costs
- Anyone tired of brochures that hide the flaws
3. Budget & Purchase Requirements Review
Before viewings are booked we translate your budget, financing position and must-haves into a realistic, testable brief â including the transaction costs most buyers discover too late: transfer taxes, notary and registry fees, legal costs, agent expectations and currency conversion exposure.
What you get
- Budget structuring including hidden transaction costs
- Mortgage readiness checklist for non-resident buyers
- Written purchase requirements definition
Best for
- First-time international buyers
- Buyers financing partly or wholly abroad
- Couples who need one agreed, written brief
4. Viewings & Local Area Visits
We plan viewing trips that respect your time: sequenced itineraries, a per-property checklist, and remote video reviews when travel is not practical. Every visit ends with a written assessment â what matched the brief, what did not, and whether it survives a second look.
What you get
- Sequenced viewing itinerary and checklist
- Remote video viewing reviews with commentary
- Written visit assessment within 48 hours
Best for
- Buyers with limited travel windows
- Overseas buyers pre-screening before flying in
- Anyone who wants a record of what they saw
5. Purchase Process Guidance
From offer strategy to the notary table: we map the purchase process for your target country in plain English, flag the paperwork that surprises cross-border buyers most, and prepare you for each legal step. We coordinate with, but never replace, your lawyer or notary.
What you get
- Offer strategy and negotiation points
- Legal / notary process roadmap for the target country
- Document and checklist management guidance
Best for
- Buyers facing an unfamiliar legal system
- Anyone negotiating from another country
- Buyers who want deadlines mapped before signing
6. Post-Purchase Follow-Up
Completion is not the finish line. We hand you a practical set-up guide for utilities, insurance and local registrations, and close with a 30-day review call to catch anything that fell through the cracks.
What you get
- Utilities, insurance and services set-up guide
- Local registration checklist
- 30-day settling-in review call
Best for
- Buyers relocating permanently
- Anyone converting a purchase into a rental or second home