A property transaction requires a careful review of the legal position of the asset. The office examines titles, registrations and encumbrances and supports the sale, transfer or utilisation of property.
How we can assist
- Title searches at Land Registries and the Hellenic Cadastre.
- Review of mortgages, prenotations, attachments and third-party claims.
- Review of the parties’ legal-capacity documentation.
- Preliminary agreements, sale contracts and notarial documentation.
- Registration, transcription, possession and property delivery matters.
For the first discussion
If available, gather the title deed, cadastral information, draft agreement and relevant earlier correspondence.
How we arrange the first meetingFrequently asked questions
When should a property purchase review begin?
Ideally before paying a deposit or signing a binding document. Property details, title documents and proposed terms allow legal review and coordination with the notary and engineer to begin.
Does a title review cover the building’s technical condition?
These are separate areas that need coordination. Legal review addresses rights and registered entries; an appropriately qualified engineer assesses technical and planning matters.
What should I request from the seller initially?
The acquisition deed, available cadastral details and plans, and any proposed agreement or offer. The full document list depends on the property and the findings of the review.
These are general answers. Appropriate action depends on the facts and deadlines of each matter.