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The papers.

Twenty-six documents across nine homes — what is on file, what is missing, and who may read each one.

Papers · Desk 07Thursday 17 September 2026, 09:40A paper a buyer may read is a paper a buyer can read

Twenty-six on file · three missing · one expiring

Nothing here is held back.

Twenty-six documents across nine homes, every one of them either readable by the people it concerns or marked plainly as desk-only. Three are missing and all three are yours to chase — two for Bellechasse, which cannot go public without them, and the survey at 41 rue du Bac that has never been commissioned. A paper that exists and is not shared is worse than one that does not exist.

3Missing, and all three yours

Energy certificateBellechasse · with the surveyLead and asbestosBellechasse · 22 SeptemberThe survey itself41 rue du Bac · not commissionedCommission the du Bac survey
On file26Missing3Surveys published8 of 9Expiring within 60 days1Desk-only papers4Add a paper

Section 02

What is not here.

Three missing, one expiring · a missing paper is named on the public sheet, not hidden

MissingBlocks publishing

Energy certificateHome9 rue de BellechasseComes withThe survey, 22 Sep

The rating on the draft sheet is provisional until this is on file, and the sheet says so in the buyer’s own words, not in a footnote.

The draft sheet

MissingBlocks publishing

Lead and asbestosHome9 rue de BellechasseOrdered15 Sep · Cabinet Lemoine

A building of 1878 cannot be offered without it. It is ordered, dated and paid for by the desk — never by the buyer.

The order

Never orderedThree weeks on the floor

The surveyHome41 rue du BacListed27 August · no survey since

The only paper on this desk that is missing because nobody ordered it. Two buyers have saved the home and neither has been offered an hour.

Commission it

ExpiringIn 56 days

Energy certificateHome14 rue de VerneuilValid to12 November 2026

Still valid, and shown with its date so a buyer can see how old it is. You are told again at thirty days and at seven.

Order the renewal

Every missing paper is printed on the home’s public sheet as missingTwo of the three block a sheet from going public at allWhich papers are compulsory


Section 03

Every paper.

Grouped by home, missing first · who may read it is part of the record
3 missing · 1 expiring

No.The paperThe homeDatedValid toWho may read itState

01Survey41 rue du BacAny buyer, once publishedNever commissioned02Energy certificate9 rue de BellechasseAny buyer, once publishedWith the survey, 22 Sep03Lead and asbestos9 rue de BellechasseAny buyer, once publishedOrdered 15 Sep04Energy certificate14 rue de Verneuil12 Nov 201612 Nov 2026Any buyerExpires in 56 days05Survey14 rue de Verneuil9 Jun 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished06Survey8 rue Cler18 May 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished07Survey22 quai Voltaire2 Apr 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished08Survey5 rue de Grenelle28 Jul 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished09Survey31 rue Saint-Dominique11 Aug 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished10Survey12 rue de Sèvres8 Sep 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished11Survey3 rue Jacob15 Aug 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished12Survey19 rue de Seine10 Sep 2026No expiryAny buyerPublished13Syndicate minutes, 202414 rue de Verneuil14 Mar 2024No expiryAny buyerOn file14Syndicate minutes, 2023—20259 rue de Bellechasse8 Apr 2025No expiryAny buyer, once publishedOn file15Floor plan9 rue de Bellechasse16 Sep 2026No expiryAny buyer, once publishedOn file16Voted works, roof9 rue de Bellechasse8 Apr 2025Due 2027Any buyer, once publishedOn file17Mandate, exclusive9 rue de Bellechasse15 Sep 202615 Dec 2026Owner and youSigned18Mandate, exclusive41 rue du Bac27 Aug 202627 Nov 2026Owner and youSigned19Mandate, simple14 rue de Verneuil3 Jun 20263 Dec 2026Owner and youSigned20Mandate, simple8 rue Cler12 May 202612 Nov 2026Owner and youSigned21Title deed9 rue de Bellechasse4 Feb 2009No expiryOwner, you, the notaireOn file22Title deed14 rue de Verneuil19 Sep 2014No expiryOwner, you, the notaireOn file23Title deed8 rue Cler2 Jun 2011No expiryOwner, you, the notaireOn file24Price change letter5 rue de Grenelle14 Sep 2026No expiryOwner and the five holding itSigned by the owner25Price change letter31 rue Saint-Dominique15 Sep 2026No expiryOwner and the seven holding itSigned by the owner26Offer letter, €4.10 M22 quai Voltaire28 Aug 2026No expiryOwner, the buyer, the notaireAccepted27Notaire instruction22 quai Voltaire2 Sep 2026No expiryYou and the notaireWith the notaire28Identity check, owner9 rue de Bellechasse15 Sep 2026No expiryYou onlySeen and recorded29Identity check, owner41 rue du Bac27 Aug 2026No expiryYou onlySeen and recorded

Twenty-nine lines · twenty-six on file, three missing, across nine homesNothing is deleted · a replaced paper keeps its place with the date it stopped applyingHow a paper is replaced


Section 04

Who may read what.

Set by the kind of paper, not by you · a buyer can see this table too

The paperAny buyerThe ownerThe notaireOther advisorsWhen it becomes readable

The surveyWhen the sheet goes public
Energy certificateWhen the sheet goes public
Lead and asbestos reportWhen the sheet goes public
Syndicate minutesWhen the sheet goes public
Voted works and their costBefore the first hour
Floor planWhen the sheet goes public
Viewing reportTo its buyer and the owner only
Price change letterTo the owner and buyers holding it
The mandateOn signing
Title deedOn signing
Offer letterTo the owner, its buyer, the notaire
Notaire instructionWhen the sale is instructed
Identity checkNever · you only

May read itMay notNo row on this table can be changed by an advisor

The survey is the rule, not the exceptionEight surveys, eight readable by anyone the moment the sheet is public — including the two that found faults that cost their owners money.
Four papers are desk-onlyTwo identity checks, one notaire instruction, one accepted offer letter. All four are named on this page rather than kept out of sight — the buyer knows they exist.
What you cannot doYou cannot make a survey private, you cannot show one buyer a paper another buyer may not see, and you cannot remove a paper once it is on file.

Section 05

How a paper behaves.

Four rules · the same four the owner is shown when they sign
1Dated, always.

Every paper is shown with the day it was made, not the day it was uploaded. A ten-year-old certificate is not hidden by a fresh timestamp — a buyer can see that the Verneuil certificate is from 2016.

26 on file · every one dated
2Missing is a state, not a silence.

A compulsory paper that is not here is printed on the public sheet as missing, with what has been ordered and when it is due. The absence is the information.

3 missing, all three named publicly
3Replaced, not removed.

A renewed certificate sits above the old one, and the old one keeps its place with the date it stopped applying. Nothing on this desk has ever been deleted.

0 deletions since 2019
4Readability is not yours to set.

Who may read a paper follows from what kind of paper it is. You cannot make a survey private, and you cannot show one buyer something another may not see.

13 readable by any buyer · 4 desk-only
Where the papers end upTwenty-six on file across nine homes, eight surveys published, one certificate expiring in November — and one home, 41 rue du Bac, three weeks on the floor with no survey ordered. That last line is the only one on this page that is nobody’s fault but the desk’s.Order it now