Blog tagged as Due Diligence
Why an investor should never follow an agent's guidance, and instead use these four steps for buying a bargain in Turkey...
Reasons why a buyer should never pay a reservation deposit for a property in Turkey...
Precautions for Property Valuations in Turkey
... the key procedures to be followed & documents required, all can be done in your home country, without travelling to Turkey.
Follow the four steps to buy the 'MyTapu Way - Like a Local'... including legal checks and due diligence...
Why Buy Property in Turkiye/ Turkey ? A look at the facts: Investment Merit, Lifestyle Advantages- Economic growth, Depressed valuations, Lifestyle acceleration, Income yield, Off market secrets, and links to insights into the attractions of the Eastern Mediterranean, and Turkish life-style ....
Non-Turkish property purchasing investor in Turkey: ' We were recently told by an estate agent in Turkey that the valuations of property provided in appraisal reports are 30% less than market prices…. That means if our family want to make ...
resolve an important conundrum.
one needn’t appoint an attorney to provide ‘blanket coverage’ of providing a fully inclusive service, especially for a conveyancing
better managed by an experienced case management practitioner, to ensure the nitty gritty workload is managed efficiently, and cost effectively, with as little risk, as possible. This is ‘Legal Oversight Management’.
Conveyancing is a term used in the UK for managing the transfer of ownership during a property purchase/sale transaction... essential for property ownership and possession transfer everywhere including Turkey...
if you have found a property,make sure it’s safe to buy, tell the experts at mytapu.com, and they will do what’s required. The Safe Way to Buy Property in Turkey is just like the locals do. And now at mytapu.com foreigners, too, can buy like the locals!
it is often essential to use legal advisors that are not in, or near, the specific town or area where the property and dispute are located
Where to find unbiased professional legal guidance that does not suffer from conflicts of interest with local developers and agents etc?
