In this article, you will understand in a simple way what BNDU properties are, the documents and processes required to regulate them, and how LA Arquitetura & Engenharia operates in this area. Enjoy your reading!
Within the real estate legalization segment, the term BDU is often used, an abbreviation for Goods for Use, that is, properties, points, stores or agencies that are intended for the environment in which the client is inserted. For example: a bank branch is a good for use by a Financial Institution.
In this market segment, we have the BNDU client, an abbreviation for Goods Not for Use, which are properties or land owned by a client who is a legal entity and which are not for their own use. These are assets that are part of a company’s assets and are generally properties acquired, taken or repossessed due to default. The Central Bank is the entity responsible for regulating and monitoring the purchase, sale, repossession and disposal of these properties, in the case of Financial Institutions.
LA Arquitetura & Engenharia works in several areas with BNDU properties. We provide services such as Registration in the Registration. Types of registration:
- Change of built area;
- Construction and Demolition Registration;
- Lot Breakdown;
- Batch unification;
- Formation of condominium;
- Change of ownership of the owner;
- Registration opening;
- Change of Property Data;
- Change of Street or Public Address Name;
- And so many other services.
In order to operate these services, several documents must be handled. LA Arquitetura & Engenharia is responsible for obtaining additional documentation from the interested party, to include the necessary documents. For each service, there is a list of documents required by the Real Estate Registry.
These are some of the basic necessary documents that are used in the processes:
- Full Certificate of Registration;
- Transcription;
- Certificate of Encumbrances;
- Denial of Ownership;
- Asset search;
- Minutes of meeting (Minutes of board election; company incorporation; change of corporate name; change of street address; change of CNPJ);
- Articles of Association;
- Standard requirement;
- Power of attorney for a legal entity;
- CNPJ card;
- Occupancy permit;
- Purchase and sale agreement;
- Etc.
Thus, documents and processes converge towards the end of the regularization of the BNDU property. It is important that these properties are regularized in order to become real estate assets for the companies that own them. Otherwise, they may become liabilities, debts to public bodies and even be forgotten by the company.
Therefore, having control of this is essential!
Hugs and see you later!
Suelem Ribeiro
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