Factors in buying property in turkey
Buying a house in a foreign country is an exciting task
But you might make mistakes because of not being experience in this field. Be with our legal and property company so we can guide you through some points in order to avoid these mistakes.
We are sharing all of the required information for getting Turkish residency and passport, investing in Turkey and immigration to here.
Choose wisely:
Many people due to enthusiasm of buying a house abroad make many mistakes and forget many important and practical factors regarding buying houses in Turkey. You need to take into account everything which can help you to have a safe deal before entering your house in another country.
Buy at the extent of your budget
The keenness of buying a house for the first time makes people forget about their budget. They usually try to fill that gap by lending money from people or taking bank loans and buy something very higher than their budget and face some problems after that. If your money resources for buying property is not certain, don’t count on them.
Do research about the area you are going to buy a house in
The type of area helps the continuously of your stay. In a less secure places with lots of commuting from alleys and streets you will have sound and air pollution.
Accessibility to transportation system is an important factor specially in big cities in Turkey.
Never forget about the neighborhood
The important factor which people usually ignore is the type of neighborhood. You are going to live in this neighborhood for a long time that is why their style and culture will affect you.
House facilities:
You need to consider many factors like wires, pipe lines, taps, telephone line, doors and locks,room and bathroom facilities and windows and contact your real estate in case of any problems.
Visit many places possible and be careful about all the important factors.
You can find all of this information in our website.
You can consult with our lawyers about residency and buying property in Turkey.
