FREE GUIDE REVEALS: “What you ACTUALLY have left after selling your property — for real.”
Find out whether your property could surprisingly bring you up to 10% more net proceeds than you think today — despite mortgage, capital gains tax, notary and sales costs — before you make any decision.
Free PDF GuideRecommended before you make a sale decision, sign a purchase agreement, or terminate your mortgage early.
What to expect in the net proceeds guide
This net proceeds guide is right for you if …
You own a property in one of these cantons:
A single-family home, condo, plot of land or multi-family property in AG, BE, BL, BS, LU, SO, ZG, ZH or SZ.
You are considering a sale within the next 3 to 24 months
A concrete plan or a serious thought — both work.
You want to know what really stays with you after all deductions
Instead of relying on a rough estimate or gut feeling.
You want to avoid expensive net proceeds mistakes
For example an unexpectedly high capital gains tax, early mortgage repayment penalties, or overly optimistic planning.
You are facing an important life decision
Inheritance, divorce, retirement, relocation, or a move into senior living.
You want an honest, transparent basis for your decision
Even if the result means a sale does not (yet) pay off.
Gazmend Ismaili & Tobias Fringeli
Both are former bankers specialised in mortgages and real estate. They know banking processes from the inside and understand what really matters for a sound decision.
With more than 10 years of experience and many purchases and sales guided, they help homeowners sell with more confidence and at better prices — calmly and as equals.
Common questions about the net proceeds guide and the next steps
Everything you need to know about the free net proceeds guide and what happens next — answered briefly and clearly.
Yes. The net proceeds guide is free of charge and comes with no obligation. You receive it as a PDF by email and can read it at your own pace. Only if you want to afterwards can you request a personal first consultation for a short net proceeds check and a valuation.