• The title deed of the property
• Receipt of payment of the real estate tax for the last year
• Receipt of payment of the tax on the increased value of Urban Land
• Proof off any community charges (if applicable) have been paid in full
• Latest copies of all utilities bills so that you can take over the services such as electricity and water

The seller or developer of a new property should provide you with.

• Deed of declaration of new construction
• Occupancy permit
• Certificate of rateable value of the property

The buyer and seller will draw out the terms of purchase You must seek legal advice before agreeing the terms of purchase. You can lose any deposit you have paid if you pull out of the purchase If the developer defaults then all the deposit, estate agents commission and all the interest accumulated be returned to you & get this in writing