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🏁 First: Before Making a Decision
Clearly Define Your Needs
Are you looking for a permanent residence, an investment, or a vacation home?
What are your priorities? (Location, size, proximity to work or schools, etc.)
Know Your Real Budget
How much do you own, and how much can you pay upfront?
Will you rely on a financing loan or installment plan?
Don’t forget the additional costs (registration fees, broker fees, finishing costs, property tax, etc.).
Choose a suitable location with a secure future.
Location is the most important factor. Consider:
Ease of Transportation
Security
Future of the area (Under development? Abandoned? Overcrowded?)
🔍 Second: Time for Inspection
Inspect the property thoroughly.
Check the quality of construction and finishing.
Test the plumbing, electrical system, windows, and main door.
Check for any cracks, leaks, or signs of moisture.
Ask about the services and utilities.
Water, electricity, gas, internet.
Presence of elevator, garage, security, cleaning services, and homeowners' association.
Inspect the neighbors and the surrounding area.
The general atmosphere, quietness, and availability of services such as supermarkets, hospitals, and nearby schools.
📑 Third: Legal Matters
Verify ownership and legal documents
Ensure that the seller legally owns the property
Review the title deed
Request the building permit
Ensure the property is free from any legal disputes
Verify the registration or the possibility of registration
If the property is not registered, consult a specialized lawyer:
Can it be registered?
What is the cost?
Is the land owned by the state or a cooperative association?
Draft a preliminary contract that protects your rights.
Include all details (price, down payment, duration, payment method, penalty terms).
Have it signed by both parties in the presence of witnesses.