Ask them if a survey needs to done. Generally they can check the property for you. Usually negotiations are completed in a single meeting. Often we act as a go-between when negotiations are advance without the parties meeting. 1.Determine what is being sold.
Property is Israel is sold with just the bare walls unless otherwise agreed.
Appliances, light fittings, even fitted wardrobes and kitchen cupboards are often removed. The agent must make an agreed list at the beginning of the negotiations. 2.Determine when the property will be vacated. This is always after the final payment is made and can be any time from 2 months to 2 years according to the needs of the parties. 3.Determine how payments are to be made and in what currency.