For those who want to sell or rent out
Your property, well sold or well rented — with no surprises along the way.
We walk with you every step of the way: from organizing your documents to closing the deal, with a team of real estate lawyers making sure everything stays legal.
Part 1
The process, in four steps
No confusing paperwork. This is what it looks like, start to finish, whether you’re selling or renting out.
We talk and appraise your property
We visit the property, review its current legal status, and propose a sale or rental price in line with the Pucón and Araucanía market.
We prepare the listing
Photos, description, translation into 4 languages, and a technical sheet are all set up in our system, along with the initial review of your documents.
Distribution on 30+ portals
Our CRM automatically publishes it on propiedadesvillagra.cl and, through our connection with KiteProp, on Chile’s leading real estate portals.
Legal review and closing
When a serious buyer appears, Ingrid’s team of lawyers reviews the contract, titles, and conditions before signing, so you can close with peace of mind.
Part 2
The paperwork we handle for you
This is the real list of documents required for a sale or rental in Chile. It’s not a list for you to sort out on your own — it’s exactly what our team processes and reviews, before it becomes a problem.
Before accepting any offer, here’s what we review and process for you:
Valid title certificate
Confirms with the Land Registry (Conservador de Bienes Raíces) that you are currently the legal owner.
Mortgage and lien certificate
Shows whether the property has debts, liens, or pending restrictions.
Non-expropriation certificate
Rules out any municipal or Serviu public works planned on the land.
Property taxes up to date
Treasury certificate confirming that property tax has been paid.
Fiscal appraisal
Issued by the SII (tax authority) and used as a value reference and for calculating taxes.
Municipal occupancy approval
Required if the building is less than 40 years old; issued by the Municipal Public Works Department.
Title study (10 years)
Our legal team reviews the property’s history for any lawsuits, errors, or hidden debts.
ID and marital status
Yours and, if applicable, your spouse’s, plus a marriage or single status certificate.
Before handing over the keys to anyone, here’s what we prepare and verify for you:
Written rental agreement
Clearly sets out the terms, the rent, and the deposit, avoiding future disputes.
Property title certificate
Confirms that whoever is renting out the property actually has the right to do so.
Tenant income verification
Pay slips, fee receipts, or a credit report, to make sure they can pay.
Guarantor or rental insurance
Extra backup in case of late or missed rent payments.
Security deposit
Held to cover any damages or unpaid rent at the end of the contract.
Property inventory
Photographic and written record of the property’s condition when the keys are handed over.
Part 3
A legal team behind every transaction
Ingrid works together with a team of lawyers specializing in real estate law, who review every sale and every rental before you sign anything.
Title study and verification that the property has no outstanding debts or lawsuits.
Drafting and review of the purchase agreement, the contract, or the deed, in plain language.
Coordination with the notary and the Land Registry through to final registration.
Why it matters
One mistake on paper can cost months — or the entire deal
Selling or renting without legal review is the most common way a good deal falls apart midway through: a lien no one saw, unpaid property tax, an ambiguous contract. That’s why every property that comes through us is reviewed by a lawyer first — not at the end, but from the very beginning.
Part 4
Your property doesn’t stay only on our site
Our web system includes a CRM connected to KiteProp, which automatically republishes your property on Chile’s leading real estate portals — without you having to do anything new.
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Yapo
TocToc
Icasas
Chilepropiedades
Goplaceit
Proppit
+ international portals for foreign buyers
Part 5
Getting your property found by Google the same day
Every published property automatically generates its own “map” for search engines — the sitemap — which tells Google a new listing exists, as soon as it’s published. It’s not a manual step: our system updates it on its own, every time.
Part 6
Published in 4 languages, for buyers from anywhere
Every listing is translated and published in Spanish, English, French, and German, with a clearly visible flag-based language switcher on the site. That way a property in Pucón can also be found, read, and understood by a European or North American buyer.
EN English
FR Français
DE Deutsch
Part 7
Professional photography and video, at no extra cost
For properties located in the Pucón area, we include professional audiovisual production as part of the service — at no extra charge.
Professional photography
A session with professional equipment, good light, and the right angles makes your property look outstanding from the very first photo — the factor that matters most when someone decides to book a visit.
Video and property walkthrough
A professional video gives buyers or renters a real sense of the space before visiting it, filtering in only those who are genuinely interested.
Included in Pucón, at no extra cost
If your property is in the Pucón area, photo and video production is included in our service, at no extra charge.
Let’s get started
Tell us about your property
A free first conversation, to appraise it, review the paperwork, and decide whether selling or renting makes more sense.