Buying a house abroad is a very daunting experience for some people, but the task of the purchasing of a new home abroad should be a enjoyable experience as you are after all, buying a second home for you leisure or for perhaps an investment, or the place you intend to retire to, or to change your life and swap it for foreign shores. We will endeavour to do our best to guide you through each step in plain English and our team are ready to help you with all the formalities at every stage of the purchase.

The Buying Procedure

We help you to open a Turkish Bank Account which is needed for making your payment for the purchase.
Once the sale is agreed go to the notary office and arrange a power of attorney which allows us to act on your behalf, sign necessary documents and arrange payments.

During the process in the notary office we arrange a state registered translator (necessary under Turkish law)
We draft a contract of sale which we both sign. This contract is for your peace of mind. It contains everything which you are buying. It also details your payment terms where stage payments are to be made.

At this time you pay a none-refundable deposit of £1000.

We go to the title deed office and submit your application. The charge to transfer the title deed into your name is currently 3% of the sale price. But that will be sorted out when your permission comes back from military.

When the title deed has been transferred into your name we apply to the electricity and water boards to connect the services in your name. The charge for this is around £200.

Congratulations you are now a Turkish Property Owner.