Unlike other countries which may have a standard procedure for
the buying property, in Israel almost everything is up for
negotiation. From the dates and times of the payments to the length
of time between exchange and completion, all these issues need to
be resolved before you can purchase your property in Israel.
Once you have found a property to purchase and agreed a price
with the sellers, a draft contract will be prepared by the
sellers' lawyer and we will obtain the documents needed to
prove the legal status of the property. The property may be
registered or unregistered, freehold or leasehold, and the
registration may be managed by a government institution, a public
organisation or a private developer. All this must be clarified. In
addition, if there are building irregularities, outstanding
liabilities or unpaid taxes on the property, you will not be able
to register the property in your name. You need to make sure that
you have all the necessary information be
