Title deed check
Before any deposit changes hands, have the koçan read properly. Most buyers are shown a deed, glance at it and assume a stamp means safety. What matters is the category of the title and how the current owner acquired it.
What gets checked
- Deed category — Turkish title (pre-1974), Eşdeğer exchange title, or TMD/Tahsis allocation, and what each means for your position.
- Registered owner — whether the party selling to you is actually the registered owner, and the share held.
- Acquisition route — the İktisap Şekli field, which records whether the land came by purchase, inheritance or exchange.
- Prior registration — the Eski Kayıt No line and what the earlier record shows.
- Encumbrances — mortgages, injunctions, rights of way and other charges on the parcel.
- Zoning and permits — whether the building licence and site plan match what is being sold.
You receive a written summary in plain English, with the deed fields explained line by line and a clear statement of what we could not verify.
Request a check
Send what you have — a photo of the koçan is enough to start. If you do not have one yet, tell us the development and unit and we will ask for it.