Support shaped around your case
Buying, selling and renting in Poznan with your goal, budget, timing and constraints in mind.
Before the move, I spent many years as a head of sales: negotiations, clients, deals — I knew this world well and enjoyed it. But what truly drew me was real estate. I wanted not just to sell, but to help people find their home.
We moved to Poland following my husband. It was not an easy time: an unfamiliar city, a foreign country, and a language I did not know at all. I had to start from zero — study, adapt, and build my life all over again.
It was here that I decided not to put my dream off any longer. I learned the language, passed the exams, got my realtor licence and started working. Today I help people buy, sell and rent homes in Poznan — and I understand foreigners especially well, because I once arrived here with no language and no connections.
I also have a dream: one day to sell a real castle. I do not know when it will happen, but I do know how to see things through.
Buying, selling and renting in Poznan with your goal, budget, timing and constraints in mind.
I help you see what has already been checked, what still needs confirmation and where specialist input matters.
When needed, I work with a notary, real estate lawyers and mortgage specialists.
A short video about how I work with clients on Poznan property matters.
We discuss your goal, budget, timing, district and the conditions that matter most.
We prepare a shortlist or a sale plan and remove what clearly does not fit.
We review available documents and terms, then negotiate with the other party.
We coordinate the agreement, the notary and other specialists where needed.
We confirm the handover and outline the actions to take after signing.
The most important part of a transaction usually happens not at the viewings, but with the documents: what has already been checked, which terms are under discussion and where specialist decisions are still needed.
I explain each next step in clear language and keep the process organised: from agreeing the terms to preparing the contract and handing over the keys.
The scope and timing depend on the transaction type, document readiness and your situation. In the first consultation we define a realistic next step — without promising a result that cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Usually a goal, an approximate budget, timing and any important constraints are enough. If a property is already shortlisted, we add the link or available documents.
We look at your situation and immediately define the next move: a shortlist, sale preparation, document review or a mortgage consultation.
Yes. For international clients, the sequence of steps, documents and financing conditions matter. You can read more in the For foreigners section.
When the transaction type or a specific document requires it. I coordinate the process and work with specialist notaries and real estate lawyers when needed.
Yes. Sometimes one consultation is enough to assess a property, the order of steps or the risks before moving ahead.