Payment for the Estate Agent's services. (commission); no cure no pay If a lease is concluded for accommodation between the Client and lessor due to the services of the Estate Agent the Client owes the Estate Agent a fee, hereinafter referred to as "commission". This commission will be equivalent to one month’s gross rent (including service costs, gas, water, light, tv and internet), plus 21% VAT and is owed by the Client by way of a down payment on acceptance of the home by the Client (on signing the declaration of intent). The payment is definitive once a lease is concluded. The Estate Agent will refund the amount of the payment to the Client if no lease is concluded for the accommodation in question after the down payment. The commission is deemed to be a reasonable fee for the work carried out by the Estate Agent for the Client in performance of this agreement. Parties take into consideration that regardless of the work carried out by the Estate Agent in performance of this agreement the Client owes no commission as long as no lease is concluded and the owed commission is a standard rate in the market that is not linked to the amount of work carried out by the Estate Agent but to a result (no cure no pay). The Client agrees to pay the rent for the first month, the deposit and the commission to the Estate Agent and not to occupy the accommodation until he has made these payments.
