Non-exclusive sale · Portugal
Use IMOJA as one of the agencies marketing the property while retaining the ability to appoint others, subject to each written agreement.
Included commercial work
The trade-off
You retain the flexibility to appoint other agencies, but no single agency controls every advert, price presentation, enquiry or viewing. The higher fee reflects that added uncertainty. Independent legal, tax, technical, banking and notarial work remains separate.
How it works
Confirm the property details, timing and any work being done by other agencies.
Review IMOJA’s scope, fee and written obligations.
Keep price and property facts consistent across agencies.
IMOJA follows up on its enquiries, viewings and offers.
IMOJA carries marketing and follow-up costs without controlling the whole sales process or knowing whether another agency will complete the transaction.
The minimum IMOJA fee is €3,000 plus VAT (€3,690 total at the current 23% mainland rate), even where 3% of the final sale price would be lower.
There is no payment on signature. The agreement provides for 50% at the CPCV as an advance against the final remuneration and the remaining 50% after completion, with final reconciliation and the refund treatment required by the validated agreement and applicable law if completion does not occur.
Conflicting prices and information can weaken buyer confidence. Owners should keep the commercial facts consistent and review every agency agreement carefully.
Send the property details
Tell us about the property once. The initial review creates no mediation agreement, purchase offer or payment obligation.
Six publication channels included.
Publication is subject to each portal’s rules. Paid advertising and portal boosts are separate.