Buying property in Turkey

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  • 31/03/2022 at 9:57 PM #120703
    Braceraca

      Hi Everyone,

      I’m a newbie here and have been reading up on purchasing a property. I’m not sure what the right approach and would really appreciate some guidance.

      I am considering a bunch of properties in Bodrum, but unsure about the next steps. I’ve not made any offers, and I have also been looking for a lawyer to help me. Any ideas what property lawyers charge?

      Really appreciate any help!

      Thank you

      Grace

      13/06/2022 at 6:25 PM #120973
      Maggie

        Usually, legal fees are around 1500 USD.

        If you plan to give you lawyer power of attorney, signing the title deed transfer  on your behalf there will be additional costs.

        Remember, the power of attorney needs to be signed by you at a notary and will cost approximately 600 TRL.

        Don’t forget there will be other charges too, sales taxes, broker commission fees, land registry fee, land registry stamp duty, utilities deposits, and depending on the size of the property earthquake insurance.

        Best of luck

        Maggie

        22/06/2022 at 3:04 PM #121028
        samaneh sharifi
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          Hi dear

          you can call with prime property turkey real estate agency With committed and persistent staff, they can help you for purchasing property in Turkey.

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