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Document by document
The preliminary agreement records the reservation or initial terms. The final sale agreement defines the property, price, payment and handover obligations. A bilingual version is recommended when needed.
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The Legal Process of Buying Property in Georgia
Due diligence is strongly recommended even when it is not legally mandatory. Most foreign buyers use an independent lawyer.
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Preliminary agreement
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Final agreement
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Payment
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Registration submission
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Ownership certificate
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Remote buyers
A power of attorney issued outside Georgia usually needs notarization and the applicable apostille or legalization before it can be used. Have a Georgian lawyer prepare the wording.
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What a lawyer checks
Due diligence should examine ownership, registered restrictions, the seller’s authority, permit status and whether the contract matches the agreed commercial terms.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is hiring a lawyer legally required?
- Not for every transaction, but independent review is strongly recommended before signing or transferring funds.
- What if the seller does not speak my language?
- Use a bilingual contract or qualified translation so every party understands the same terms.