Procedure for buying a property

1. The first and important step in buying real estate - definition of purchase. It's one thing when buying property in Bulgaria for investment purposes, and the other - for holidays or permanent living. When choosing a property in Bulgaria, you must remember that real estate prices depend not only on the quality of the object itself, but also the location of the site, facilities, infrastructure, etc. Cooperation with the client Bghome.eu  begins with a thorough discussion of the objectives, the desired characteristics of the property or business, if it is an investment - expected return, use of credit, etc.

On our site www.bghome.eu we offer you a wide selection of properties, descriptions, pictures, prices and space planning to get acquainted with the opportunities that interest you, but not all items that we can offer in Bulgaria. Even if in our website you cannot find a suitable offer, please contact us by phone, email or Skype, and we will find you the best options. All our proposals are carefully selected so you cannot question their "purity."

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Our purpose is to help you in choosing the most appropriate property in Bulgaria for your future plans offering you a variety of options, so that you can compare their advantages and disadvantages and make the best decision for you and your family.

3. Procedure for buying a property
 

After you have made your choice the purchase process starts. It consists of the following steps:

3.1 The chosen property needs to be reserved and taken off the market. After the unit is selected as a rule the buyer has to pay a deposit in the amount of 1,000-2,000 EUR. Only after that will the property be marked as reserved on the site and will be no longer available for sale.

3.2. After paying the deposit a preliminary agreement with the owner is signed within 30 days. The agreement settles the basic conditions which will later be copied to the Notary Deed. The conditions include a description of the property, the price, conditions and terms of payment, and for off-plan properties – the term for finishing the property.
3.3 Drawing up of the Notary Deed (same as Title Deed in the UK) which is considered the legal document certifying the ownership of the property. It is drawn up by the local notary public in the presence of the buyer and the seller.
3.4. The notary public certifies the deed and registers it with the Registry Agency. This is also noted in the notary deed.