When selling property in Cyprus, it’s essential to have all the necessary documentation in place. Here’s a clear and straightforward list of the documents you’ll need:
The most important document, it proves ownership of the property. If the property was mortgaged, ensure the mortgage has been lifted.
This is the initial contract between the seller and the buyer from when the property was originally purchased.
Though not always mandatory, a recent property valuation can provide an accurate estimate of the property’s current value.
Potential buyers might want to get an idea of ongoing costs. Have recent water, electricity, and other utility bills on hand.
Ensure all property taxes have been paid up-to-date and have receipts as proof.
Properties in Cyprus should have an energy efficiency certificate. If you don’t have one, you might need to get your property assessed.
This ensures any structures or modifications on the property are legal. It’s crucial if there have been recent renovations or extensions.
This certificate confirms that all utility bills and local taxes tied to the property have been paid.
As the property owner, you’ll need identification to verify your identity during the sales process.
If the property was under mortgage or any bank restrictions, a release or clearance document from the bank will be needed.
Having all these documents ready will make the property sale process on platforms like INDEX.cy smoother and faster. It also gives potential buyers confidence in the transparency and legitimacy of the sale.
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