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What are the risks of purchasing property in Czech Republic?

What are the risks of purchasing property in Czech Republic?

by Czech Point 101 | Jun 29, 2010 | FAQs, Legal

Here are some factors as published by CEREAN (Central European Real Estate Associations Network) in their Czech Republic section: ‘The Czech legal code gives preference to the real owner of a property instead of that which is written into the public records...

Czech Republic Property News Wrap-up :: Weeks of June 14th to June 25th

by Czech Point 101 | Jun 25, 2010 | Uncategorized

1. Czech Policy Maker Says Interest Rates Could Rise This Year (http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-06-14/czech-policy-maker-says-rates-could-rise-this-year-update1-.html) High-level overview of article: The Czech central bank may consider increasing interest rates...

What is the difference between OV (osobní vlastnictví) and DV (družstevní vlastnictví) ownership in Czech Republic?

by Czech Point 101 | Jun 23, 2010 | FAQs, Legal

There are two main types of properties in the Czech Republic and you’ll find them on real estate listings as OV (osobní vlastnictví) and DV (družstevní vlastnictví). Basically, they can be translated as meaning Private Ownership and Cooperative Ownership,...
Are Czech Republic real estate agents supervised or accredited?

Are Czech Republic real estate agents supervised or accredited?

by Czech Point 101 | Jun 21, 2010 | Buying & Selling Property, FAQs

This is an extremely important question, because the answer is a 100% ‘NO.’ For any individual to sell real estate in the Czech Republic – that is, in order to represent the buyer, seller or both parties – and/or to represent any investment,...
Are Czech Republic real estate agents supervised or accredited?

Can I get a mortgage for my Czech property purchase? What are common terms?

by Czech Point 101 | Jun 20, 2010 | FAQs, Mortgages

In short, yes. Mortgages are granted to foreign residents by local banks via an established SRO, (Czech limited liability company) or as an individual if you have a Czech residency. Currently there are only two banks who are willing to lend to foreigners who...
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