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During the initial consultation at RealNotis, our legal team will conduct a thorough examination of all relevant documentation, including the draft purchase contract, land registry excerpts and zoning plans. We evaluate any conditions, rights or restrictions that could impact your acquisition. Our analysis also covers title status, registered servitudes, construction rights and any encumbrances recorded in the land register. Additional due diligence involves reviewing municipal requirements, environmental clauses and obligations linked to the property. At the end of this phase, you receive a clear legal memorandum outlining any potential risks, timelines for contingencies, and recommendations for your next steps, ensuring you move forward with confidence and clarity.

We assist in negotiating contract terms that reflect your priorities, clarify obligations and protect your position. Drafting amendments and addenda ensures accurate representation of agreed conditions.

At closing, the RealNotis team coordinates directly with the notary’s office and all parties to confirm that the final contract reflects negotiated terms and that all necessary conditions have been satisfied. We review the notary protocol line by line, confirm the accuracy of the registration entries and ensure that the deed of transfer is properly recorded in the official land registry. Our support extends to verifying that all municipal fees, taxes or charges applicable at the time of handover have been correctly invoiced and settled. After completion, we provide you with certified copies of the final documents, monitor the land registry update process and address any questions that may arise during or after registration to guarantee that your rights are fully protected throughout the post-completion phase.

With ongoing updates and reminders, we keep you informed of any deadlines, further obligations or new regulatory requirements.
Contact RealNotis at Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zurich to schedule your consultation and ensure your purchase is legally sound.
Our Zurich-based team brings specialized knowledge in Swiss property law, ensuring meticulous guidance at every stage.

Property Law Specialist
Dr. Keller holds a doctorate in real estate law and advises clients on complex purchase agreements, title examinations and regulatory compliance.

Legal Analyst
Anna brings extensive experience in contract drafting, due diligence processes and municipal regulation reviews, ensuring thorough legal clarity.

Real Estate Consultant
John Müller, Senior Legal Advisor at RealNotis, offers over 15 years of experience guiding property buyers through Swiss property regulations. Based in Zurich, he ensures every contract detail aligns with local requirements and provides strategic support at each transaction stage.
RealNotis delivers clear and reliable legal guidance tailored for property buyers in Switzerland. Our services address regulatory frameworks, document review, and transparent advice throughout your purchase journey.
Benefit from deep knowledge of Swiss cantonal and federal regulations to ensure compliance at every step.
In-depth local insightOur team examines all purchase agreements to identify and clarify critical clauses, preventing unforeseen issues.
Comprehensive clause analysisReceive tailored advice based on your unique needs, from initial offer to final handover.
Customized guidanceWe verify adherence to building codes, zoning laws, and cross-border regulations to protect your interests in CH.
Full compliance checkSwiss property law combines federal statutes and cantonal ordinances. Knowing the distinctions between these layers is essential for a seamless buying process. RealNotis breaks down complex legal language into clear terms, ensuring you grasp all requirements before signing any documents.
From land register entries to mortgage approvals, each step has specific legal implications. Our advisors outline those steps in a structured manner, helping you anticipate deadlines, fees, and necessary documentation.
Property ownership in Switzerland is typically recorded in the Grundbuch (land register), making transparency and public access a unique aspect of the local system.

Performing due diligence is vital to uncover any encumbrances or pending obligations tied to a property. RealNotis guides you through title searches, easement reviews, and municipal checks.

The closing process involves notarization, fund transfers, and final registration. Our legal advisors coordinate with notaries and banks to ensure each document is properly executed and filed.
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Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zurich, Switzerland
+41762393297
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