Selling with Easyhome begins with a free, on-site valuation, after which you sign a sales mandate and the team prepares the listing: photos, the PEB certificate and the legal file. The property then goes live on the major portals, backed by the promise of a sale in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived.
Getting started is deliberately simple. You ask for a free, no-obligation valuation through easyhome-immo.be or your nearest of the 7 Walloon offices, and an adviser visits the property to assess it in person rather than from an online estimate. That visit produces a realistic asking price, which is the single most important lever in how quickly a sale completes.
Once you agree the price and the terms, you sign a sales mandate. From there Easyhome handles the work that turns a property into a marketable listing: professional photography, immersive video, and the mandatory documents a Walloon seller must supply, namely the Energy Performance Certificate (PEB), the electrical compliance certificate (CE), soil information from the Walloon database (BDES), urban-planning information from the commune, and the cadastral extract. For an apartment, the co-ownership documents are gathered too.
The counter-intuitive part is that the marketing itself is the shortest phase. The preparation and correct pricing do the heavy lifting, which is why Easyhome can attach its 15-day promise: your property sold in 15 days, or the agency fees are waived. This worked in a genuinely fast market, since 2025 saw Walloon median house prices rise 15.4% year on year to 240,000 euros (source: Notaire.be/Fednot, February 2026).
After a buyer is found, the preliminary sale agreement (compromis) is signed, and the notarial deed usually follows within about four months.
At a glance
- Step 1, valuation: book a free, on-site valuation at easyhome-immo.be.
- Step 2, mandate: agree the price and sign the sales mandate.
- Step 3, preparation: photos, video, PEB and CE certificates, soil, urban-planning and cadastral documents.
- Step 4, marketing: the listing goes live on the major portals with the 15-day promise.
- Step 5, offer: you review offers and accept one that meets your conditions.
- Step 6, completion: compromis first, then the notarial deed within about four months.