
Estate agent fees in Lithuania compared
We collected the fees Lithuanian estate agents and agencies publish, converted them into euros with VAT and show when an agent is worth the cost.

Practical advice for buyers and owners on property finance, selling, inspections, renting, taxes and legal matters in Lithuania.
The whole route to a sale: costs, the first month, selling without an agent and selling while living abroad.

We collected the fees Lithuanian estate agents and agencies publish, converted them into euros with VAT and show when an agent is worth the cost.

Choose how to sign, agree a power of attorney and organise the local work needed to sell a Lithuanian home while living abroad.

The complete apartment sale process, from setting your goals, checking documents and pricing to the listing, viewings, agreements, notarial completion, payment and handover.

A practical 30-day plan for owners covering pricing, home preparation, the listing, viewings, negotiations and documents.

Estate agent commission, independent selling costs, overlooked expenses and when professional preparation can be worthwhile for owners in Lithuania.
Setting an asking price from completed sales, reading the price index and comparing the Vilnius and Kaunas markets.

What a house price index measures, how it differs from asking prices, sale prices and valuations, and how to assess an individual property.

Use completed sales, the median price, adjustments for your property’s features and current competition to support your asking price with market evidence.

A guide to selling a Vilnius apartment: explaining the neighbourhood's appeal, writing a listing buyers can find, photography, pricing, viewings and negotiations.

For apartment owners in Kaunas: how to justify your asking price, explain the neighbourhood's appeal and manage listings, viewings and negotiations.

A troubleshooting guide for sellers: work out whether price, photographs, copy, documents, viewings or listing visibility are holding back your sale.
Repairs, staging and presentation that help buyers judge your home before a viewing.

When professional preparation for sale adds value, how it differs from renovation and how to choose the right approach for the Lithuanian market.

A decision guide for sellers: when cosmetic updates are enough, when major renovation may not pay off and how to assess the return.

Home staging, pricing, photography, listing copy, viewings and negotiation: practical steps to help you achieve a better sale price.
Sale documents and special situations: mortgages, inheritance, children, declared residents and foreign buyers.

Since 2023, a notary usually assesses children’s interests in parents’ property transactions. Learn when this applies, what evidence to prepare and how to coordinate a move.

An owner’s application, evidence that a person has moved out, decision times and cases requiring legal proceedings: what to resolve before selling an apartment in Lithuania.

Accepting an inheritance, reaching agreement between heirs, checking documents and debts, and understanding inheritance tax and possible tax on a property sale.

Lender consent, the repayment figure, buyer payments, mortgage discharge and a preliminary agreement that reflects the actual transaction.

Documents and evidence, who obtains them and when: ownership, register records, energy certification, the lender, co-owners and family circumstances.

How citizenship and permanent residence affect land purchases, when interpreting is needed, how funds are checked and what sellers should prepare.
Preliminary agreements, a party changing their mind, the handover record and liability for defects.

The parties, advance, financing, deadlines and handover: a Lithuanian agreement checklist with a fictional planning example and editable worksheet.

A blank factual record and a completed example for handover day: what changes hands, how to record readings and defects, and which actions remain open.

What a signed preliminary agreement means, which losses may arise and how to respond when a seller demands a higher price.

When the seller may be responsible, what the buyer should have checked and how to preserve evidence of damp, leaks or unregistered alterations.
Income tax on a sale, annual property tax, notary fees and the registry value.

Sale and mortgage fees, VAT, deposit accounts, register costs and a calculator for selected fees in Lithuania.

A progressive-band calculator for one owner: include your shares and other qualifying property, then check the calculation's limits before using the estimate.

A practical walkthrough of the Centre of Registers' address search, average market value and taxable value lookups.

Property sale income tax explained: the five-year rule, declared-residence relief, reinvestment, progressive rates and filing with VMI.
Deposits, mortgage valuations and checks on an apartment or house before you commit.

A buyer's route through the Lithuanian purchase process, with a practical cost checklist and links to the checks that need closer attention.

How a financing condition can protect your purchase deposit, why an initial response from the bank is not final approval, and what to check before signing.

A €200,000 price, a €180,000 valuation and a larger cash contribution: the calculations, negotiation options and contractual protection.

Registered rights, refurbishment loans, reserve funds, planned repairs, parking rights and other obligations a property listing may not reveal.

Heating bills, ventilation, damp, refurbishment payments and planned building work: what to check before buying an apartment in summer.

How to check access, easements, boundaries, water supplies, utilities and unregistered structures before committing to a house purchase.

Who can qualify for Lithuania's 10% first-home mortgage deposit from August 2026, and why a lender can still require more.
Selling or letting, the cost of a second home, real rental yield and moving home.

A worked example of rental income after vacant months, repairs, insurance, tax, management and financing costs.

Property tax, insurance, utilities, reserves, repairs and rent forgone: what to include when deciding whether to keep, let or sell a second home.

Whether to sell or buy first, how home-replacement financing works, and how to coordinate two transactions, lenders and moving dates.

A decision framework for owners: sale proceeds, rental cash flow, tax, repairs, risk, time and personal goals.
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