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While
buying a property in Turkey is nowhere near as risky as some
people suggest, it does still pay to take sensible precautions.
Many older properties may have unclear titles
and you need to ensure that any such issues are resolved before
the sale completes.
You should also compare the names on the pre-sale title deeds
(TAPU) with the names of the people who are selling it - ask
to see their ID cards. This might seem paranoid, but in reality
is just a sensible precaution, and sellers shouldn't take
offence.
Similarly, you should ensure that your solicitor checks
thoroughly for outstanding debts or taxes that are attached
to the property - these will become yours if not
resolved before the sale.
Earthquakes
Turkey is prone to occasional earthquakes and following the
major earthquake experience in Izmit in 1999, the Turkish
government introduced new legislation designed to provide
homeowners with greater protection from earthquakes.
There are two aspects of this that you should be aware of:
•
Introduction
• Buying A Property
In Turkey - 4 Easy Steps
• Should I Get
A British or Turkish Mortgage?
• Getting
A Mortgage In Turkey
• Other Things
To Consider Before Buying In Turkey
• Glossary of
Key Turkish Terms
Buying Overseas Property and Mortgages for UK Citizens
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