Before you sign, someone checks every clause

A real-estate lawyer checks ownership, liens and permits, drafts the contract and supports you until the rights are registered in your name.

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Before signing

Land Registry extract and ownership

What's checked
Who is registered as owner, in which block and parcel, and whether the registration matches the person selling you the property.
Why it matters
The extract is the starting point of the deal: it shows exactly what's being sold and who's entitled to sell it.

Where the lawyer fits into the deal

The right time is before signing anything, including a memorandum of understanding.

  1. 1

    Agreeing on price

    Buyer and seller agree on the main points.

  2. 2

    Legal due diligence

    Land Registry extract, liens, permits and registration status.

  3. 3

    Drafting the contract

    Payment schedule, handover and liability, clause by clause.

  4. 4

    Signing and caveat

    The signing, and registering the caveat in the buyer's favor.

  5. 5

    Registering the rights

    Reporting to the Tax Authority and transferring ownership to the buyer's name.

Same clause, two scenarios

Same clause, two scenarios
2A mortgage or attachment registered on the propertyImpact:Checked before signing:The contract sets how and when they're cleared, and the money moves accordingly.Found after signing:The ownership transfer is delayed until the registration is sorted out.
3A building violation on the balcony or an additionImpact:Checked before signing:You assess the risk and set liability in the contract.Found after signing:Legalizing it may fall on you.
4An unregistered caveatImpact:Checked before signing:Registered right after signing, it protects your right.Found after signing:The property is exposed to later deals or liens.
6An undefined handover dateImpact:Checked before signing:You set a date, handover condition and what happens if it's late.Found after signing:Arguments over every day and every item.

What the legal support should include

Three questions about the deal, and the topic list updates. It will be attached to the request.

You
Type of deal
Property registration
The property has

Your support topics

5 topics

  • Checking the Land Registry extract and ownership
  • Checking liens and notes
  • Drafting and reviewing the contract
  • Registering a caveat
  • Support until rights are registered

What happens after you leave your details

  1. Send a request

    Two minutes: type of deal, when you need it and how to reach you.

  2. A Hoomy representative calls you back

    Within a business day, to understand the deal and the timeline.

  3. Arrange a real-estate lawyer

    The lawyer checks the documents, drafts or reviews the contract and supports you until registration.

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