FAQ
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- What does the platform charge?
- Sellers pay nothing. Buyers pay 1% of the verified contract value, due only after a completed transfer.
- Is there a fee for interest or a viewing?
- No. Interest, viewings and offers are free and trigger no obligation.
- What does no overprice mean?
- The requested reimbursement never exceeds the verified eligible paid amount. A seller may accept less, never more.
- How is the cancellation deduction calculated?
- From your own contract text. Some use a percentage of the contract value, some a percentage of paid funds, some a fixed amount. There is no universal rule; the 15% figure is illustrative only.
- How long does a refund take?
- It comes from your contract terms or the developer statement, not from years paid. If unknown, we show it as unknown.
- Are my documents published?
- No. Contracts and receipts stay in private storage, shared only under a specific, time-limited, revocable grant.
- What does verified mean here?
- A human reviewer checked the specific document against the declared number. Editing the source or value makes the verification stale and returns the field to review.
- Do you guarantee developer approval?
- No. Transfer approval is entirely the developer's decision; we only reflect the eligibility stated in your contract.
- Does the developer-price comparison mean profit?
- No. It is a nominal comparison of total commitment against a quoted comparable unit, not an investment return, and it is indirect when specs or schedules differ.
- Can I sell privately without a public listing?
- Yes. You can choose a private sale to specific buyers with the same financial clarity.
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