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follydog


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15/09/2011 16:44

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Does anyone know of a property for sale either in Lapta or Alsancak that has it's cogan and is around 60,000stg please



tomsteel


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15/09/2011 18:03

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Do NOT buy here - rent!!



daisy dukes


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You could buy my little renovated village house in Karsiyaka for £50k.....





DD



shankhill


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Are you interested in a 3 bedroom Penthouse in Kyrenia ( near Lapta Road ) for similiar price ??



e mail parther99@hotmail.co.uk



skurry


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15/09/2011 19:24

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another one gonna bite the dust.

advice =caution x 1000 times



magolina


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what ever you do dont use decozone agents in Alsanck



EamonnMc


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They won't be friends of yours much longer if they get ripped off ! Extreme care is required by all who seek to purchase !



Bradus


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I would be very wary about recommending anyone to buy in the TRNC let alone a friend. How would you feel if she lost all her money or never got her home? Ended up with a memorandum on her property?



It is too risky and could ruin a friendship.



HildySmith


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There are fantastic properties to rent at around £350 a month.

Look for them, they are out there

I know my Son and I both have one.



stevo-london


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16/09/2011 15:06

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There is a few reliable people out there, the way people go on and on about dont buy in cyprus baffles me....



problems occure all around the world, there are some very very very good agents out here who are proude to be promoting north cyprus



Ian Smith

Boray

Partners Abroad



good lawyers aswell; Funda, Hasan dagli, Tansel



just be wary as you would be in any country, follow the laws and you shall not have a problem



Visitor


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16/09/2011 15:15

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Agree with stevo. If you just put everyone off no one will be able to sell. A collapsed market will jsut never recover.



Its more abt learning and taking precautions.



Bradus


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No visitor, its more about changing the laws to safeguard property purchase. Whilst ever you have a system where there is no legal obligation to hand over the deeds upon completion, there will always be problems. A system that allows the builder to take out mortgages, even though he has been paid in full or one that permits memorandums to be placed on properties, will never promote confidence in the property market. It makes it a gamble when buying property.



You cannot take any precautions to avoid the above. These are massive loopholes in the law that need prompt attention. If the TRNC does not introduce changes to its laws then unfortunately the construction industry and all the other businesses reliant on this industry will pay the final consequences. It really is self-inflicted.



This is not about putting people off. Its about warning them of the real pitfalls that exist.



Visitor


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Not everyone is buying or selling new builds!

I think the advise by the pressure group base on learning experiences is good. Of course in the longterm what you want is a proper system. Purchase Procedure Guidelines - 'compiled from HBPG Experiences'



When we started the Homebuyers Pressure Group in September 2005 one of the organisations we visited was Baro (the Law Society of Northern Cyprus). They provided tips for us on the do’s and don’ts of entering into a Sales Agreement - see Purchase Procedure Guidelines, Since then we have learned a lot more do’s and don’ts.



DON’T



DON'T trust anyone or believe that they are acting in your best interests.



DON'T make a hasty decision – it’s a buyer’s market.



DON'T hand over any money until you are completely satisfied that your investment will be safe.



DON'T use an estate agent that is not certified to operate in the TRNC. The Cetificate should be displayed in their office. Take a note of the certificate



Visitor


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16/09/2011 16:55

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here is the link



http://www.hbpg-trnc.net/documents/purchaseguide_updated.html



martinD41


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Here is another Link..





http://ukincyprus.fco.gov.uk/en/help-for-british-nationals/living-in-cyprus/buying-property-cyprus/buying-property-in-north-cyprus



Visitor


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16/09/2011 17:11

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Martin I agree people need to be aware even with so called exchange properties. But then again will a solution ever happen?



HildySmith


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16/09/2011 18:26

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Bradus (12)

You are right on all points also:

Advocates do not have a Duty of Care by law and therefore often lie to clients and withold relevant info

The laws in place do not safeguard and protect property buyers

If builders build without a build permit (which is against the law) they should be punished by The Law and landowners who allow this, on their land, should also feel the full impact of the law.

There is no legal obligation to hand over the deeds upon completion

Builders shoul not be allowed to take out mortgages when the properties are sold and paid for.

Memorandums to be placed on properties without if any property has been sold

Buyers also have human rights

No one has any confidence in the property market. I

It is a gamble when buying property with very poor odds. You may get better odds in the Casinso.



martinD41


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16/09/2011 18:54

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msg16 "Will a solution ever happen?"



I don't know, but even if it did there is no reason to assume the solution would be aimed at ratifying all ills done to some of the ex-pat community,in fact it might just go the other way..........



tomsteel


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16/09/2011 18:58

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DO NOT BUY! Take that from a fool who did and has been seen off despite intensive research, 'legal' contracts and 'legal' advice. Come and live in this fabulous place, but rent, only rent!



bazzagirl


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Hasan Dagli a good lawyer !!!!! No way he let us sign a contract that is as useful as a piece of bog paper, at the time he was working for Naomi Mehmet, looking back i found him very unhelpful and not a very friendly person at all never mind friendly lawyer, you've been warned.



Bradus


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Visitor,



How about don't enter into a contract without getting your PTP first? Is this not a don't from both Government and HBPG? Will someone inform me how to do this? Do they really think the developer will wait 2 years for this to happen?





La La land. They make up laws that are impossible to implement.



russianbabe


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16/09/2011 23:06

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do not buy

do not buy ,repeat x 100 000 000



philbailey


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17/09/2011 02:16

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Reading on here

a "solution" will not help foreigners



juliamoons



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Message 20

"Hasan Dagli a good lawyer !!!!! No way he let us sign a contract that is as useful as a piece of bog paper, at the time he was working for Naomi Mehmet, looking back i found him very unhelpful and not a very friendly person at all never mind friendly lawyer, you've been warned. "



I totally agree, he also let us sign a contract which was not in our favour. I now find that 3 way contracts are not accepted by the tax office that take the stamp duty. Even though it has already been paid, a new two way contract is required and the stamp duty will have to be paid again.



Hasan Dagli is NOT a good lawyer.



tomsteel


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17/09/2011 10:03

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For the original poster. Get your friend to visit and stay in the TRNC and experience the many problems here. Then your friend can make his/her own decision and you will not have lost their friendship.



HildySmith


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Sener Law firm =

The contract they (Mustafa and his wife Ayhan) set up for us was worse than 'used' toilet paper - you can see the crap on that!! Along with that we were lied to from day one.



Scoty


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17/09/2011 20:25

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follydog started ?????

and you all jump in!!!!!!!



HildySmith


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Whilst you sit back and watch?



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26/09/2011 16:17

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