MŠ Reality a Finance
Real estate brokerage and mortgage services for property buyers, sellers and landlords in the Czech Republic
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About MŠ Reality a Finance
MŠ Reality a Finance provides property sales and search, marketing and presentation, legal transaction support, mortgage financing, property management, rentals and market-price estimates.
It serves people buying, selling or financing homes and property owners seeking rental and management services. The business is based in Kladno, Czech Republic; its registry founding date is 2021.
Product: Real estate brokerage, property management and rental services, transaction support, and mortgage financing assistance.
Jobs at MŠ Reality a Finance
Leadership
- Martin Šašek · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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