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Read the conditions as a decision document
Photographs show a place. Sale conditions describe the framework in which you might buy it. Set aside proper, quiet reading time before the decisive period. Note unfamiliar words and references to other documents. Do not skip a passage because it looks standard. An unobtrusive clause may matter for your timetable, financing or intended use.
Build a precise question list
Avoid “is everything in order?”. Instead, ask what a passage means for your project. Is the property occupied and on what terms? Which documents explain the situation described? When must funds be available? Who can confirm a technical matter? Distinguish missing information from information that is merely hard to understand. This precision makes your conversation with the notary’s office more useful.
Prepare your next step: A house on Biddit: prepare an analysis with ComparImmo
Use ComparImmo as an initial structure
Import a readable, compatible PDF and review the summary. Add warnings and unspecified items to your own working list. Always verify important statements in the original document. If the report appears to contradict it, do not choose the more reassuring version: flag the difference and seek clarification. Retain references for analysed documents so you know exactly what the report was based on.
Do not assume the AI chat knows your file
ComparImmo’s general assistant does not automatically receive saved analyses. Do not assume it knows the clause you are reading. For a general question, describe the context precisely and limit personal information. An educational explanation can help prepare a conversation, but a clause’s effect must be confirmed in the complete sale context. The notary handling the file remains the person to consult on that point.
Resolve questions before deciding
For each answer, record its date, source and implications for your project. If another document arrives, update the file and analysis where useful. Do not treat a question as resolved simply because an answer exists: ensure you understand it. Official Biddit information and the particular sale conditions should guide preparation. Keep a short final list of open matters so you can make an informed decision.
Sources and references
ComparImmo editorial team. Sources checked on 3 October 2026. Check the rules for the region and your circumstances before making a commitment.