The listing would also benefit from saying whether the 180 m² is entirely internal living space or includes another area. No need for a full technical explanation in the thread, but the basis of the approximation should be stated so buyers are not comparing unlike measurements.
Since viewings are by appointment, are there particular days or times available? I would not necessarily wait for every document before seeing it, but I would want the energy information and a clearer description of the condition before making any decision.
A simple comparison sheet should expose most of this. For each lender, use the same loan amount and list: cash required at completion, monthly payment, total payments during the five fixed years, interest paid, lender fees, remaining balance after year five, early-repayment conditions...
Moving coordination is easy to treat as secondary, but a shifting completion date can make it costly or awkward. Avoid arranging every delivery and service around the most optimistic date. A short overlap or flexible booking may feel inefficient, yet it can be preferable to having the property...
The €157,900 estimate looks precise, but the plumbing routes worry me more than the finishes. The Brussels country home costs €680,800 and has only 35 m², so opening one floor or wall could affect several parts of the programme at once.
The current scope covers a kitchen, bathrooms, new floor...
The most promising pattern is listing import into a single property record, followed by updates flowing outward to the other tools. Test it with a changed asking price, viewing note and revised document. If anyone must copy those manually, the integration has failed.
Also inspect the audit...