The following information is intended as a brief guide to help you understand 
the process of buying a property in Turkey and to give you an indication of 
the obligations of overseas home ownership. 

Once you decide to buy a property and are happy 
with allthe conditions as discussed with us the 
builder, the property sales agreement will be 
drawn up by a local solicitor. The payment plan,
terms and conditions will be agreed prior to the 
contract being signed, and is all witnessed and
completed in conjunction with a solicitor. 
All of these proceedings are explained 
set-by-step by our bilingual staff, and the 
final contract copies will be provided to 
you in both Turkish and English. 

We strongly recommended that you have legal representation when you decide to 
buy a property,although this is not a necessity. We can recommend a good local 
solicitor to use in your purchase, or you can choose from one of the many solicitors 
in the area. The solicitor will check all the points verbally in the contract relating to 
the purchase of the property prior to the signing of the contract ensuring the 
validity of our company and that any additional requests or changes that you have 
made are written down.
             These points are including:              

• the title deeds of the property will be checked for any charges that have been made on the property
• where applicable, that building licenses, certificates and permissions are in order
• the terms and conditions stipulated by the seller are checked for fairness

Once the sale agreement has been signed the new title deeds will be applied for 
by your solicitor on your behalf. For these deeds the title deed office will send 
copies of your passport, together with the title deeds to Izmir for a military check. 
This military check is only to determine that the area of the property is not within 
a predetermined radius of military access to any military bases. The time scale 
for this process is approximately 2 months. 

After the release letter arrives from the military,
the new title deeds can be transferred into your
name which is signed for in the local title deed 
office. You can either complete the signing in 
person, or appoint your solicitor as a power of 
attorney to attend to this matter on your behalf.           

If you would like to have a solicitor act as your 
power of attorney, you will be required to go to 
the notary office with translator to transfer your 
attorney's power. We recommend using the 
services of a translator of which we have 
several working with us. 

With power of attorney, your solicitor can pay all the required fees and taxes, control 
your bank account (if you choose to have one) on your behalf. To open a bank 
account you need to obtain a personal tax number from the tax office and together 
with this number and a copy of your passport it is a simple process. After you get 
your registered tax number you can open an account under your name to make 
transfers or payments as required. 

IT IS AS SIMPLE AS THIS!!

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