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What can go wrong
Key risks include unclear land ownership, missing permits, an untested developer and contract terms that do not match verbal promises.
Trust and service
We only list projects from developers we work with directly. Before listing, we go through these steps.
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Key risks include unclear land ownership, missing permits, an untested developer and contract terms that do not match verbal promises.
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Our review covers the developer, project documents, price, payment terms and contract language. Buyers should still use their own lawyer.
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Georgia’s public property registry can show ownership and registered restrictions. A lawyer can obtain and interpret the relevant extracts for you.
Permits checked
We review the construction permit and project documents for each listing.
Developer track record
We look at which projects the developer has already completed and handed over.
Prices confirmed with the developer
Prices and payment terms are confirmed directly with the developer. Stale payment offers are hidden automatically.
Offers re-checked
Payment offers not re-verified within 60 days are hidden from the site.
Verification reduces risk but does not remove it. Always have your own lawyer review the contract.