A small administrative mistake can cancel a high-value property transaction. Prepare the checklist below before meeting the notary or land deed official.
Key Points
- The original certificate and proof of property tax payment for the past five years.
- ID cards and family cards of the seller and buyer, including spousal consent.
- A building permit if there is a building on the land.
- The result of a certificate check at the local land office.
Checking before the deed is signed is always cheaper than fixing a deed that has already been made.
Note: this article is dummy demo content and is not legal advice.
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