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Real Estate, Title and Construction

Legal Review Before Buying Property in Turkey

Before a deposit, signature or payment, we review title, seller authority and the agreement together. We notify you in writing of open questions and documents to complete before payment or transfer.

File review is paid. We state scope, fee and timetable in writing before starting.

Prepared by: Constantinople

At What Stage Can You Enquire?

You need not wait for a sale to be finalised. We can start at advertisement, offer or draft stage. First identify what you seek to buy: an independent unit, land, share or right in an ongoing project requires different documents. Intended occupation, letting or another purpose also affects the questions.

The first aim is to identify gaps between the seller's account and records. We do not treat a missing document as favourable; we show what to request, from whom and before which stage.

We Assess Buyer, Seller and Property Together

We examine whether the offer comes from the registered owner or an authorised representative. Corporate authority matters for a company party; the connection between authority and transaction matters for an agent. Foreign acquisition conditions based on nationality, property and transaction are assessed separately.

Whether the shown premises match the registered property, ownership type and shares are basic questions. Legal document review does not replace technical reports on structural soundness, actual area or market value.

Which Documents Does Review Connect?

Title alone is not the entire purchase file. We connect the contract, municipal documents, payment request and seller's commitments. For example, we ask how proposed use appears in current documents and what should be supplied before delivery.

  • Title details, share structure and existing entries
  • Seller or representative authority documents
  • Offer, reservation and draft agreement
  • Available permit, project and occupancy documents
  • Payment plan, delivery terms and correspondence

What Do We Clarify Before Payment or Signature?

We read the basis of a requested deposit or reservation payment, its recipient and consequences if the transaction stops. Later payments' connection to documents or stages is assessed too. Differences between receipt description, contracting party and recipient require separate questions.

We distinguish issues to clarify now from matters to recheck as the transaction progresses. Recognising that signature, payment and title transfer differ, we show decision points.

What Do You Receive?

We can prepare a written assessment, open questions and priority steps using agreed documents. Where needed, we propose separate scopes for register review, contract assessment or transfer preparation. Review is neither investment advice to buy nor a promise of smooth completion.

If abroad, we can plan initial assessment using available copies. Authority, documents and fees for representation or institutional procedures are agreed separately. For signed or disputed transactions, a written second opinion on acts and evidence may be prepared.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Enquire with Only an Advertisement and Offer?

Yes. Initial review may start with available information, but advertisements and brochures do not replace official records. We explain documents needed before conclusions and what to request from the seller.

I Paid a Deposit; Is Review Too Late?

No. We consider payment evidence, signed text and correspondence together. Subsequent options depend on the transaction and evidence.

How Are Fees and Scope Determined?

After your brief enquiry, we assess the property, stage and questions. For a suitable file, scope, fee and timetable are stated in writing before starting.

Apply for a Paid File Review

State the location, stage and approaching signature or payment date.

Sending an enquiry does not mean acceptance of the engagement. Representation is agreed separately; no outcome is promised.