Issuing the title deed
What is the tapu :
In view of the importance of the title deed as the document through which ownership of the property in Turkey is established, Dar companions Company provides you with a set of general and comprehensive advice that revolves around this important topic, with light on the most important points that should not be ignored when buying a property in Turkey.
How to obtain the title deed "Turkish Tapu" in simple steps:
Without much effort and time, you can obtain your title deed for your new property in Turkey, according to an advanced electronic system that guarantees you confirmation of your right to the property. However, before that, here is some important information related to issuing the title deed, with a quick tour of the most important points that precede the registration of the title deed.
- Make sure to register the title deed in the Land Registry! Registering the property with a regular title deed in the Land Registry is a basic guarantee for preserving your right to own property. So; Before proceeding with the completion of your real estate transaction, we advise you to make sure that the property title deed is duly recorded in the relevant departments.
- Be sure that there is no foreclosure, foreclosure or forfeiture! This is done by reviewing the Land Registry Department, and verifying the cleanliness of the real estate record, whether there is a seizure or mortgage on it, or the existence of a confiscation decision, or any other problem that poses a threat to the transfer of ownership of the property.
- Ensure that all papers and documents required for the Tapu transaction are completed
Before going to the Tabu Department to verify ownership of your new property... What papers should you take with you?
1- A copy of the personal identity of the new property buyer.
2- Or the official power of attorney paper in the event that the buyer delegates someone to act on his behalf.
3- One personal (biometric) photo of the seller, and two personal photos of the buyer .
4-. Issuing a tax number (for a foreign buyer).
5- The real estate registry document of the property.
6- An insurance policy against earthquakes and disasters.
7- A valid exchange document from the municipality to which the property belongs.
8- Real estate appraisal report (for foreigners).
