Balabanli Law Firm

Real Estate Law

We advise individuals and businesses on Turkish real estate transactions, leases, title issues, eviction matters, and property disputes.

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Real Estate Law Practice Areas

Our legal services in real estate law are listed below.

Property Due Diligence

We review title records, encumbrances, zoning indicators, contractual documents, payment structure, and practical legal risks before a real estate transaction.

Lease and Eviction Matters

We advise landlords and tenants on residential and commercial leases, rent disputes, eviction notices, payment defaults, and settlement options.

Title Deed Disputes

We handle title correction, cancellation and registration claims, inheritance-related property issues, and disputes involving alleged invalid or sham transfers.

Co-Ownership Disputes

We assist with co-owned property conflicts, partition by sale, settlement between co-owners, and litigation steps when voluntary division is not possible.

Blog Posts About Real Estate Law

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Buying Off-Plan Property in Turkey: Legal Risks

Legal risks for foreigners buying off-plan property in Turkey, including developer checks, contracts, payment plans, title deed, and delivery delays.

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Buying Property in Turkey as a Foreigner: Legal Checklist

Legal checklist for foreigners buying property in Turkey, covering title deed checks, contracts, payments, power of attorney, and closing risks.

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Title Deed Due Diligence in Turkey: Tapu, Mortgages and Liens

How foreign buyers can approach title deed due diligence in Turkey, including tapu records, mortgages, liens, annotations, and seller authority.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about real estate law.

What should be checked before buying property in Turkey?

Title records, encumbrances, zoning or usage limits, seller authority, payment terms, tax implications, and transaction documents should be reviewed before closing.

Can a landlord evict a tenant immediately for non-payment?

No. The proper notice, enforcement, mediation, or court route depends on the lease, payment history, and legal grounds for eviction.

How are co-owned properties resolved when owners disagree?

Owners may settle voluntarily, but if agreement is not possible, a partition process may be used to divide or sell the property under court supervision.

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