Do you really become a real landowner?

Yes - you or the person you give the gift to becomes a real landowner with the gift of land. The gift of land comes with a personal and unrestricted right of access and use for the entire private property. So you can drive there, enter the property, have a picnic or even spend a night in a tent. In addition, you get the right of ownership for a share of the property.

How does the land gift work legally?

First of all, the right property must be found and bought. That's not so easy, because we have high standards and are looking for natural properties in beautiful surroundings. Once we have found the 'right property', the purchase process begins. With everything that goes with it: So with a notary, entry in the land register, payment of the purchase price, additional costs and taxes. As owners, we can now grant rights (rights of possession, rights of access and use) to our landowners. The right of ownership runs through an unlimited lease. This is fully compensated by the one-off payment of the purchase price. HappyLandGifts remains the responsible owner and manages the property. This also includes the assumption of all legal and official obligations. This means that the landowner has no additional costs or obligations.

When does ownership end?

The right of ownership is unlimited in time and therefore never ends. All plots of land have only one purpose: to give our customers land ownership and make them “happy”.

Is the payment one-off or are there follow-up costs?

Payment for the Land Gift is a one-time payment. There are no follow-up costs that you have to take into account. Not today, not tomorrow and not in 100 years. Promised. All potentially incurred costs (property tax, etc.) are fully borne by HappyLandGifts. Just as it should be for a decent gift manufacturer.

What language are the title deeds in?

The certificates are in the respective national language, i.e. France in French, Italy in Italian plus an English translation. We wanted to be as authentic as possible here and at the same time be internationally understandable.

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