If you are selling a home
A successful sale starts with the right price. We analyse comparable sales in the area, time on market and the key features of your property to prepare a realistic and competitive valuation.
We then put your home in front of the right buyers with professional photography and video, the national and international RE/MAX network and targeted digital marketing.
If you are looking for a home
We listen to your budget, lifestyle and preferred areas and filter the right options to save you time. For every property you view, we check critical details in advance such as the occupancy permit (iskan), title deed type, service charges and costs.
The rental process
- Pre-screening of tenant candidates and the right match
- Preparation of the lease agreement and inventory
- Transparent handling of the handover report and deposit
- Guidance in line with current tenancy law
Why RE/MAX İDA?
- Around 12 years of local experience and the strength of RE/MAX, the world’s most preferred brand
- An expert team you can reach every day, 09:00–19:00
- One point of contact from the sale to the title deed transfer
Frequently asked questions
Which documents are required for a sale? How much does it cost?
To sell a property at the land registry (tapu), the buyer and seller must present valid identity documents, the property’s compulsory earthquake insurance (DASK) policy, the declared property value certificate obtained from the municipality and, if the transaction is carried out by proxy, a power of attorney.
Title deed fees are charged on the declared sale price, plus a revolving fund fee (döner sermaye) set by the land registry. These fees are updated every year and may vary depending on the type of transaction.
For which properties is DASK required?
Compulsory earthquake insurance (DASK) is required for title deed transactions on properties with a building on them.
DASK is not compulsory for properties without a building, such as plots and fields.
Who takes out the compulsory earthquake insurance for a sale?
The owner of the property or the holder of the usufruct right is responsible for taking out compulsory earthquake insurance (DASK). The sale cannot be completed without a valid DASK policy.