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Analysis of the legal characteristics of the properties and rights for sale

FRELA provides you with an analysis of the legal characteristics of the properties and rights to be sold or acquired

For your complex and high-value real estate transactions, FRELA’s appointed attorneys accompany you to optimize and secure your acquisitions by analyzing the legal characteristics of the properties and rights to be sold or acquired.

First, we will listen to you in order to understand your project and needs. We will then proceed with the analysis of the legal characteristics of the properties and rights to be sold, while keeping your needs as our primary priority.

Our methodology for legal audit in urban planning to guide buyers in their evaluations

We provide support in conducting a legal audit in urban planning for your real estate investments. In the initial stage, we will compile a list of the strengths and weaknesses identified during the analysis of your target.

The methodology for legal audit in urban planning is a crucial step for buyers who wish to assess the legal soundness of a real estate property or business before engaging in a transaction. Here is a list of 12 key points to consider in this process:

Collection of all relevant information about the real estate property or business, including urban planning documents, building permits, authorizations, and agreements with local authorities.

In-depth study of local regulations in urban planning, as laws and regulations regarding urban planning may vary depending on the region and city. It is important to be familiar with the ones in effect in the geographical area concerned.

Assessment of risks associated with regulatory requirements in urban planning, as even minor infractions can lead to significant costs and consequences. Understanding the risks associated with non-compliance is therefore essential.

Verification of obligations regarding safety and health, as the real estate property or business must comply with current safety and health standards to avoid any disputes.

Evaluation of property rights and restrictions, as it is important to understand the rights and restrictions that may affect the real estate property or business.

Verification of easements and rights of way, as easements and rights of way can affect the use of the real estate property or business and should be carefully examined.

Verification of property boundaries and encroachments on public land, as clear and respected property boundaries are crucial to avoid future disputes.

Verification of permits for occupying public land, as occupation of public land must be authorized by the competent authorities.

Verification of environmental regulations, as environmental regulations can have an impact on the value of the real estate property or business and should be examined.

Evaluation of compliance with current urban planning rules, as compliance with urban planning rules is essential to ensure the legal viability of the real estate property or business.

Verification of tax obligations, including property tax and VAT, related to the real estate property or business.

In conclusion, the legal audit in urban planning is an important step for buyers who want to ensure the legal viability of a real estate property or business before concluding a transaction. It is crucial to gather all relevant information and examine it with the assistance of legal representatives specializing in real estate transactions to avoid risks and future disputes.