Checking the property and contract

How should a developer be checked before purchase?

This is general information, not individual legal or tax advice. Rules and fees may change: before a transaction, check the primary sources and consult a specialist about your circumstances.

Check the legal entity and signing authority, land ownership or development rights, land category, construction permit, consistency between the approved project and marketing, encumbrances, and completed-project history. The project's brand name may differ from the company signing the contract.

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