Title Deed Due Diligence
We review title deed records, mortgages, liens, annotations, zoning indicators, seller authority, and transaction documents before a foreign buyer commits funds.
Balabanli Law Firm
Real Estate Lawyer in Turkey for Foreign Buyers
We advise foreign buyers on Turkish property transactions, title deed due diligence, encumbrance checks, payment structure, power of attorney, and closing risk.
Real Estate Lawyer in Turkey for Foreigners Practice Areas
Our legal services in real estate lawyer in turkey for foreigners are listed below.
Purchase Contract Review
We review reservation forms, preliminary sale contracts, payment schedules, penalty clauses, delivery promises, handover terms, and refund language before signature.
Power of Attorney for Buyers
When a foreign buyer cannot attend in person, we review power of attorney wording so the authority is specific enough for the transaction and not broader than necessary.
Disputes After Purchase
We advise on delayed delivery, title transfer problems, hidden encumbrances, defective property, seller disputes, and settlement or litigation options after a purchase.
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Read ArticleFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about real estate lawyer in turkey for foreigners.
Can foreigners buy property in Turkey without a residence permit?
Yes, a residence permit is not generally required only to acquire real estate, but eligibility, location limits, title records, and transaction documents should still be checked.
What is the most important legal check before buying property?
The title deed and land registry records should be checked for ownership, encumbrances, annotations, mortgages, liens, and restrictions that may affect transfer or use.
Should a foreign buyer sign a power of attorney?
A power of attorney can be useful, but it should be carefully limited to the required transaction steps and reviewed before notarization or consular execution.
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