Renting a home or buying a property? An estate agent in Burgas will shortlist options, arrange the viewings and guide you through the paperwork. Describe what you need and get offers from local agents.
In Burgas the choice is between panel-block flats in Meden Rudnik, Izgrev, Zornitsa and Slaveykov, newer buildings in Lazur and Sarafovo, and houses in Kraymorie, Vetren and Banevo. Being close to the sea, the lakes and the airport feels different in each district, so tell the agent what matters to you.
What the service covers
Shortlisting rentals to your requirements
Finding a property to buy and arranging viewings
Selling a property — valuation, listing and buyers
Checking the documents and ownership
Support at the preliminary contract and the notary
Letting out your property
What the price depends on
Type of deal — renting, buying or selling
Value of the property or the rent
What the service covers — search only or the paperwork too
Whether a lawyer or translator is needed
How soon the deal has to be completed
Tips before you book
Give your budget, the area and the date you need the property by.
Ask up front how and when the commission is paid.
Ask to see the title documents before paying a deposit.
When buying, use an independent lawyer to check the property.
FAQ
How much does an estate agent cost in Burgas?
It depends on the type of deal and what the service covers. Agents set out their terms in the offer and you compare.
Does the agent help with the paperwork?
Many agents prepare the contract and go with you to the notary. Say in the request whether you also need a lawyer.
Can I find a rental remotely?
Yes. The agent can do a video viewing and you sign the contract when you arrive.
Do agents speak English?
State the language you want to deal in — agents who speak it will reply.