A good start when buying property is not a rushed choice, but clarifying the questions that must be checked before making a decision. First, define the purpose — is the property being considered for residence, for rental, for family needs, or for long-term use. Then ask for the property's factual details and agree on which documents will be available for inspection.
Before and during the contractual process it is important to understand that state registration of rights to immovable property is a separate procedure. According to information published by the Cadastre Committee, the application can be submitted to the Committee's service office or online via e-cadastre.am, and the right is considered registered from the moment the corresponding entry in the real estate register is established.
The State Service page for registration of residential property also lists the general steps for an online application: log into the system, select the transaction type, fill in the property's details, attach the required documents, make the payment, and submit the application. The same page publishes a sample list of documents and procedural conditions, which should be rechecked at the time of the transaction.
A practical sequence for the buyer can be simple: compare several properties using the same criteria, record outstanding questions, check the available documents, and only then proceed to individual professional consultation. Prime Realty can help orient you within the published property details, but legal and financial decisions should be verified with specialists for the specific transaction.
