Selling to a mortgage buyer in Bulgaria: plan the payment
Buyer approval, property valuation and release of funds are separate steps. The agreement needs to connect them to the seller’s deadlines.
Read article →Two transactions do not become legally linked merely because one funds the other. Coordinate payment, completion and possession in both contracts.
If buying your next home depends on selling the current one, you have two separate contractual relationships. Failure of your sale does not automatically release you from obligations to your own seller. Lack of funds alone does not excuse contractual responsibility.
Your buyer may use mortgage finance released only after registration and satisfaction of bank conditions. Promising payment for your new home before those funds arrive creates a gap even if both deeds are signed. Build the schedule around confirmed payment mechanics, not only notary appointments.
Conditions, coordinated final dates and extension arrangements may be possible, but their effect depends on the wording and each party's consent. Establish what happens to advance payments if the first sale falls through and which risks you retain. Do not assume every delay amounts to force majeure.
Plan possession separately. An immediate obligation to vacate your old home combined with delayed handover of the new one can leave you without accommodation despite successful payment.
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This article is for general information only. It does not constitute or replace individual legal advice.