What you need to know about the contractual provisions
I emphasized above that you must read the conditions very carefully before using this financing solution. Practically, it is a form of leasing, and the most important aspect will be represented by the complete and above all correct drafting of the contract so that both parties are totally exempted from any kind of subsequent complications.
This type of agreement takes the form of a civil contract, so it is recommended that a potential buyer be protected in case of extreme situations, for example the bankruptcy of the developer. The best solution in this case will be represented by the mention of the contract in the land register, so that both parties are put under shelter.
Usually, the house will be transferred to the property of the buyer when he has already paid a percentage established by mutual agreement with the seller. Obviously, this percentage will be explicitly mentioned in the contract, along with clauses for extreme situations, clauses that must concern both the buyer and the developer. In addition, the developer can provide proof of correctness if he accepts making payments (advance and installments) through the bank.
It would be recommended that both parties turn to specialized lawyers to include additional clauses, such as those related to the renegotiation of the monthly installments in cases of force majeure. Another aspect that provides security for both parties will be the legalization of the contract with the help of a notary. The reference will be both the classic provisions of a leasing contract, and especially the provisions of the Civil Code.