Legitimate portugal real estate buyer’s agent

Residencies & citizenships
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Hi all,
Ikm non-EU resident. Currently I’m looking into golden visa program by investment. Can anybody recommend trusted real estate buying agent who experience with golden visa program?

Thanks
Benny

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I’m looking for the same, I have seen good reviews about Brint Portugal but would like to hear real-life opinions from members here.

Thanks.

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I can recommend an awesome real estate agent who helped me out with my GV investment.
He is working for a big real estate agency in PT, so he is NOT a GV-specialist as such, but he is very well aware of the the GV requirements and possible pitfalls.

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you might want to check https://www.propertyfinderportugal.com/ as well.
Luis, the founder, is also nomad gate contributor. Watched his webinar and he seems to be knowledgable dan experienced in the field.

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Thanks, I just checked their website; 2.5% finder’s fee seems reasonable to me but I have no comparables to be sure.

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hey, could you recommend him to me as well? Thank you!

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You can find a few on Google.

I just want to add that searching deeply and choosing the right firm is essential when navigating a real estate market as decentralized and complex as Portugal’s. A buyer’s agent offers precisely that: an experienced, unbiased professional who acts solely in your interest, providing a structured, strategic approach to acquiring property in a system designed to favor sellers.

Their support extends far beyond finding a property. A buyer’s agent conducts in-depth market studies, price analysis, and property evaluations, negotiates terms and contingencies, coordinates legal review, ensures thorough document research and title verification, and manages the contract process from drafting to revision. They also oversee technical inspections and connect you with vetted professionals—lawyers, engineers, architects, and surveyors—often at preferred rates due to long-standing relationships. The cost of hiring these experts exists regardless; a buyer’s agent simply consolidates and optimizes the process, frequently saving you time, money, and stress.

Importantly, they do not list properties, which means their recommendations are not driven by commissions or seller priorities. They have access to the entire market, including lesser-known opportunities that may not appear on major platforms. In a country without a centralized MLS, where listings are fragmented and comparables are difficult to find, this independence is critical.

For expatriates and remote investors, their role becomes even more valuable after the purchase. From assisting with relocation and connecting utilities to advising on local regulations, managing renovations, or overseeing rentals, a buyer’s agent ensures continuity and clarity in a foreign environment.

In short, a buyer’s agent provides more than convenience—they offer intelligent advocacy grounded in knowledge, integrity, and foresight, helping you make decisions that are not only informed, but enduringly sound.