Real estate buying, selling and registration services

Real estate buying, selling and registration services

Real estate lawyer:

He is the lawyer who supervises the processes of buying and selling residential and administrative units, and protects his client’s interests through proper procedures

The role of a real estate lawyer

The role of the lawyer in buying and selling real estate

First: Review ownership chain documents, determine their quality, and the possibility of purchasing or rejecting it.

Second: Ensure the accuracy of ownership chain documents in official authorities, such as reviewing real estate registration contracts and the neighborhood license.

Third: Ensure that there is a mortgage on the property due to a loan or otherwise, or a lien to a creditor, as well as the occurrence of registered sales subsequent to the contract offered by the seller.

Fourth: Drafting the sales contract, as well as the power of attorney, and ensuring that their wording is written perfectly.
Fifth: Supervising the sale process in the office, bank, and real estate registry, such as the timing of signing contracts, delivering and receiving the price, whether it is by check, bank transfer, or cash, power of attorney procedures, and so on.
Sixth: Receiving and delivering units and ensuring their safety.

The role of the lawyer in registering real estate

First: Registration in the Real Estate Registry for units that were made clear from the beginning that they are suitable for registration.
Second: Establishing a claim for the authenticity of the signature, and its importance in proving the seller’s signature, and the inability of him or his heirs in the future to deny that he made the sale.
Third: Filing a lawsuit for validity and enforceability, which is no longer important in many areas after the issuance of the new real estate registration law.

The role of the lawyer in real estate disputes

First: An eviction lawsuit for usurpation, when you are surprised by the presence of someone inside a property you own, or the tenant refuses to vacate the property after the expiration of the contract period.
Second: Suit for termination of the contract, in a sale when the seller or buyer refuses to fulfill his obligations.

Third: Suit for invalidity, for example when you buy a property for which a license was not issued in violation of the law, as some companies do in new cities, and refuse to deliver on the specified date because they did not build in the first place.

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