Buying a property is not only about finding the right location, the right price, or a home that feels like the perfect fit.
In the first part of this series, we looked at a question many foreign buyers overlook:
What exactly are you buying?
From private ownership and cooperative apartments to shared building rights and hidden restrictions, the legal structure of a property can significantly affect what rights come with it. But ownership is only the first step.
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Summary for: Buyer beware: The Czech property problems you won't spot during a viewing
What exactly are you buying?
