PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT OF YOUR REAL ESTATE IN TURKEY

To buy an apartment, you will need the following documents: passport, tax number, purchase agreement, technical passport for the property, and certificate of ownership.

When buying real estate in Turkey, you must pay the property transfer tax (Tapu Harcı), which is 4% of the assessed value of the property.

Yes, it is possible to register an apartment with multiple owners in Turkey. All owners will be listed on the certificate of ownership.

Yes, buying real estate in Turkey gives you the right to obtain a residence permit. The procedure for obtaining a residence permit may vary depending on the value of the property.

In addition to the cost of the property, you should consider expenses for notary services, registration fees, property appraisal, and lawyer services if you decide to use their help.

The purchase process includes signing the purchase agreement, paying an advance payment, completing necessary documents, and transferring ownership (Tapu) at the cadastral office.

Yes, foreign citizens can get a mortgage in Turkey. Mortgage conditions may vary depending on the bank and your financial situation.

Popular areas for buying real estate include Antalya, Alanya, Mersin, Bodrum, and Fethiye. Each of these regions has its advantages, such as proximity to the sea, developed infrastructure, and tourist attractions.

Yes, after buying an apartment, you can rent it out. It is important to comply with local laws and regulations regarding property rental.