Initial contact and information
We discuss your needs and questions and explain the process in a simple way.
Eldero helps you assess whether the bare ownership of your property can be utilized in a safe and organized manner. We start with an initial evaluation, explain your options, and, if you wish, coordinate the next steps.
The process
Simple, transparent and without any commitment until you decide.
We discuss your needs and questions and explain the process in a simple way.
We collect key information about the property, its ownership, and the rights you wish to retain.
Based on the property's details, a preliminary non-binding estimate of the potential value is formed.
We present the available options and the next steps, without pressure or obligation to accept.
If you wish to proceed, Eldero examines interest from suitable buyers.
If an agreement is reached, the necessary checks follow, and the process is completed with a notarial deed.
See if your property qualifies
No commitment
The initial contact with Eldero is purely informative. It allows you to learn more before deciding whether to consider any proposal, agreement, or buyer commitment.
It simply means you want to see whether a specific option could work for your situation.
You have time to consider your options and consult people you trust.
We explain the key data and the next steps in a simple way.
The initial assessment does not constitute an agreement or acceptance of a proposal.
What we assess
To conduct an initial evaluation, you don't need to have all documents available from the start. However, we do need certain basic information about the property, its ownership, and the associated rights.
Special check
Some cases cannot be evaluated immediately because they first require legal, technical, or ownership clarification. This does not necessarily mean they are excluded, but that a more careful check is needed.
When the property belongs to multiple individuals, it is necessary to clarify who has rights and whether there is a common intention to proceed with the process.
If there are loans, pre-registrations, mortgages, or other financial obligations, the case requires a special check before proceeding.
If the acceptance of inheritance has not been completed or the ownership status is unclear, legal clarifications may be needed first.
If there are urban planning issues, unauthorized constructions, or legal disputes, the evaluation can only be conducted once a clearer picture is available.
Our role
Eldero does not pressure you to make a decision and does not treat your property as a mere transaction.
Our role is to help you understand your options, organize the necessary information correctly, and, if you wish to proceed, assess whether there is suitable interest from buyers.
We explain the process in a simple and understandable way.
We gather the essential information needed for the initial assessment.
If the case is suitable, we assess interest from appropriate buyers.
If an agreement is reached, the next steps are coordinated with the relevant professionals.
Fill in a few basic details about the property and the Eldero team will inform you if an initial assessment can be made. The process is without obligation.