Documents to prepare when selling a home in Sulcis
Whether selling in Carbonia, Iglesias or on the Sulcis coast, gathering documents early makes your first discussion more useful. Start with what you have and identify what is missing.
Start with ownership and cadastral records
Gather your acquisition deed and later ownership documents, plus available cadastral records and floor plan. For inherited property, bring succession documents; the notary checks which additional acts your case requires.
Collect the building documents
Look for building authorisations, records of alterations, habitability documents and the energy performance certificate. They serve different purposes: the cadastral plan alone does not reconstruct building work. If records are missing, note the dates and nature of alterations.
Add information affecting the sale
For a condominium flat, gather regulations, charges and any approved works. Mention leases, mortgages and other matters to investigate. Photos alone cannot establish that an issue has been resolved.
Turn the folder into a working plan
We distinguish available documents, requests and checks for a technician or notary. An organised file supports verifiable property information and preparation for the sale. The final requirements depend on the property and parties.
Frequently asked questions
Can I contact the agency with missing documents?
Yes. Bring what you have and identify gaps so we can organise the file and necessary enquiries.
Are cadastral records and the floor plan the same?
No. Collect both where available: one provides cadastral data, the other shows the room layout recorded in the cadastre.
Does this list cover every property?
It is a starting point. Inheritance, land, tenanted property and other situations may need additional documents agreed with the professionals involved.
