How lifelong occupancy purchase works
You sell us the property and at the same time a lifetime use encumbrance (housing easement) is registered in your favor. The encumbrance is a property right — it protects you even if the property is resold, it's not just a contract promise. The purchase price is lower than market value because we're buying indefinitely occupied property: typically 50–70% of market price depending on age and use scope.
You get the money as a lump sum at sale (deposit at signing, balance after registration). You pay nothing further except normal utilities — property tax and insurance transfer to us as owner, maintenance scope is agreed in the contract.
Guarantees we stand by
This segment unfortunately has predatory versions, so with us: 1) the lifelong right registers simultaneously with transfer — never "later"; 2) you can (and should!) have contracts reviewed by your own attorney, whom we'll recommend or bring your own; 3) we recommend inviting family — a serious buyer doesn't fear family; 4) no penalties that could cost you housing. If anyone offers you lifetime living "just in a lease" without cadastral encumbrance, leave.