Partners
Become a partner of Balkan Select Property
Balkan Select Property works with carefully selected local partners and specialists in Bulgaria, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Croatia, North Macedonia and Kosovo. The goal is to connect serious international buyers with reliable local expertise, selected property opportunities and a structured buying process.
Cooperation
Reliable partners make international buying safer and clearer
Partner cooperation depends on reliability, documentation, communication quality, object quality, local expertise and clear commercial agreements.
BSP does not guarantee leads, sales or exclusivity. Cooperation is selective and must remain transparent, documented and professionally agreed.
Who can become a partner?
Local roles around selected property and buyer guidance
Local real estate agents
Project developers
Legal professionals
Notaries and transaction specialists
Tax specialists
Technical inspectors
Surveyors and architects
Property managers
Rental and maintenance partners
Renovation and furnishing partners
Insurance and service partners
What BSP looks for
Quality, communication and documentation first
Good documentation
Realistic pricing
Quality photos and property information
Clear commission or cooperation agreements
Professional handling of international buyers
Willingness to support due diligence
Transparency about availability, ownership and risks
What partners can offer
Selected opportunities, local expertise and specialist support
Selected listings
Villas, apartments, building land and new developments
Off-market opportunities where appropriate
Local market information
Viewings or video viewings
Legal, tax or technical services where qualified
Post-purchase services such as management, maintenance, furnishing or rental support
How cooperation works
From first contact to structured follow-up
First contact
Partner profile and service area
Review of properties or services
Quality and documentation check
Commercial terms and written agreements
Controlled publication or introduction
Buyer enquiry and structured follow-up
Partner protection
Why partner details are not always public
BSP protects partner relationships and structures buyer enquiries through the platform first. Exact contact details may be shared only when relevant and appropriate.
Privacy, seller protection and quality control matter. This avoids casual or unqualified requests and keeps the buying process professional.
Countries
Partner context across seven selected markets
What BSP does not promise
Clear boundaries before cooperation starts
No guaranteed leads
No guaranteed sales
No automatic exclusivity
No acceptance of poor documentation
No publication of every property
No legal or tax responsibility for partner information
No promotion of unrealistic claims
Partner application
Introduce your company or specialist role
Share who you are, where you work and which properties or services you can offer to international buyers.
Partner application
Partner application form
For local professionals and developers who would like to introduce their services or selected property opportunities.
Next step
Discuss whether cooperation fits your role and market
FAQ
Questions about becoming a partner
Can local agents work with BSP?
Cooperation may be possible after review, depending on documentation, communication quality, local expertise, property quality and clear agreements.
Can developers submit projects?
Yes, developers may share selected projects for review. BSP does not automatically publish every project and will ask for clear documentation.
Are partner details shown publicly?
Not always. Partner details may be protected and shared only when relevant to a serious buyer enquiry or agreed process.
Does BSP guarantee leads?
No. BSP does not guarantee leads, sales, revenue, exclusivity or specific commercial outcomes.
Does BSP accept every property?
No. BSP focuses on selected opportunities with reliable information, realistic positioning and sufficient documentation.
Are written agreements needed?
Written agreements are important before publication, introductions, commission arrangements or structured cooperation.
Can legal or technical specialists become partners?
Yes, where appropriate. Specialist roles must remain within their own professional responsibility and BSP does not take over legal, tax or technical duties.