Beydola Estates & Construction know that selling your property is equally as stressful as purchasing a property but we are confident that we can give you good advice and help.

We will:

Discuss with you your expectations of what you hope to achieve and give you our unbiased opinion on whether we feel this is achievable.

Take photographs, measure the property and determine which fixtures and fittings are included in the sale. It is important that the house is clean and tidy, both the interior and the exterior, so that our photographs show your property at its best.

Prepare colour sales particulars, which will be displayed in our office in Ozanköy and on our website.

We will keep you informed of all enquiries and arrange any viewings, when prospective purchasers will be accompanied by us, to suit both you and the prospective purchaser.

Before we are able to advertise your property we require you to provide us with the following documents:

Copy of the Koçan (Title Deed), whether this is in your name or not.

Site plan.

Copy of the sales contract.

Inventory of all fixtures and fittings that are included in the sale.

Your contact details and those of your lawyer.

One of the questiýons frequently asked is whether you will have to pay Capital Gains Tax. Capital Gains Tax, which is payable to the Tax Office, is payable by the vendor. However, the rules are different for private individuals and professionals.

Private individuals are allowed a one-off tax free sales option for property of 1 dönüm or less. However, for any future sales (up to 3 properties in a year) Capital Gains Tax is payable at 3.5%. Professionals are classed as those that sell more than 3 properties a year and they are liable to pay Capital Gains Tax on every sale at a rate of 6.25%.

If the Koçan (Title Deed) has not been transferred to your name at the time of sale you must undertake an Assignment of Contract and your lawyer can assist with this.