FAQ

When buying real estate, you should consider factors such as location, price, the condition of the property, and infrastructure amenities. Additionally, it is important to check if the title deed is clear and whether there are any debts or legal issues associated with the property.

Real estate investments typically require long-term planning. Various options such as residential properties, commercial real estate, land, or tourist facilities can be considered. Factors such as location, potential for development, and rental income potential play significant roles in decision-making.

When conducting rental transactions, carefully review the terms of the lease agreement, the amount of the deposit, and the tenant's ability to pay. Additionally, remember that regular maintenance and repairs of the property are necessary.

Real estate appraisal is the process of determining the market value of a property and is typically conducted by a licensed appraisal expert. Appraisal relies on comparing the property's location, size, condition, and similar features with other comparable properties.

During real estate purchase and sale transactions, documents such as title deed, identification papers, sales agreement, tax certificate are required. Additionally, permits and documents from the local municipality may also be necessary.

Those wishing to use credit to purchase real estate must meet the lending conditions set by banks. These typically include having a steady income, a good credit score, and often paying a portion of the property value as a down payment. Additionally, banks assess the property through appraisal to determine the loan amount.