Yes. Easyhome guides buyers through the whole purchase: viewings, framing a written offer, understanding the compromis and the notarial deed, and coordinating with the notaries. Because the seller pays the agency commission in Belgium, this buyer support normally costs a purchaser nothing in agency fees.
Buying is where most first-timers feel out of their depth, and Easyhome is built to close that gap. As an independent, technology-driven agency with human advisers, it accompanies buyers from the first viewing to the keys. That means help arranging visits, reading a property honestly, putting an offer into clear written form, and explaining what the compromis and the deed each commit you to.
The support is practical as well as advisory. Easyhome uses AI buyer profiling and immersive video, so the properties you are shown fit what you actually want rather than a generic wishlist. When you reach the offer stage, your adviser coordinates with the seller and the notaries so the documents, the PEB and electrical certificates, the soil and planning information, are in order and the timeline does not slip.
Here is the part buyers rarely expect: in Belgium the seller signs the sales mandate and pays the agency fees, so a buyer working alongside an Easyhome adviser normally pays no agency commission at all. You get guidance without a commission bill; your own budget is reserved for the price, the registration duties and the notary costs.
With seven offices across Wallonia, from Marche-en-Famenne to Genappe, the adviser supporting you is local to the property and its market, which matters when judging a price or a neighbourhood.
At a glance
- Help arranging and prioritising viewings
- AI buyer profiling and immersive video to match properties to your needs
- Framing your written offer clearly, with the right conditions
- Explaining the compromis and the notarial deed
- Coordination with the notaries and seller documents
- Normally no agency commission for the buyer (the seller pays)