Tabu or Housing Company: What Should Be Checked Before a Transaction?
Tabu or housing company? A practical guide to checking rights registration, documents, liens and transfer approvals before buying an apartment in Israel, in order to reduce risks and delays in the transaction.
Senior Housing Contract Before Signing – What to Check
A Senior Housing Contract before signing requires precise legal review of the deposit, maintenance fees, exit terms, inheritance issues, securities, and future changes to the agreement.
Collaboration Between a Real Estate Lawyer and Appraiser in a Transaction
A gap of hundreds of thousands of shekels between the asking price and the transaction price is not always an opportunity. Sometimes it is a warning sign that requires careful review. An apartment may look well maintained, be located in a desirable area, and even come with a promise of future value appreciation, while still […]
Purchase Tax for Foreign Residents Buying an Apartment in Israel
Purchase tax for foreign residents buying an apartment in Israel: how to review tax brackets, exceptions, reporting deadlines and related costs before signing.
Construction Defects Claim in a Contractor-Built Apartment – How to Act Correctly
A construction defects claim in a contractor-built apartment starts with documentation and a professional inspection. This is how buyers preserve their rights, approach the contractor, and choose the right legal path before the damage expands and the process becomes more expensive.
Transferring Property as a Gift Within the Family Without Costly Mistakes
Transferring property as a gift within the family requires tax, title, mortgage and registration checks in order to protect the asset, avoid surprises and reduce family disputes over time.
How to Negotiate the Sale of an Apartment Without Giving Too Much Away
How can sellers negotiate the sale of an apartment while protecting the price, timetable and safeguards? A practical guide for second-hand apartment transactions in Israel, with clear legal points.
The Lawyer’s Role in Intergenerational Transfer and Family Protection
The lawyer’s role in intergenerational transfer includes planning wills, real estate assets, taxation, and enduring powers of attorney. Precise legal guidance helps prevent disputes, protect rights, and give the family long-term certainty.
Converting Ownership of an Apartment Registered as Leasehold – What Should Be Checked?
Converting ownership of an apartment registered as leasehold can affect value, financing and sale certainty. Here is what to check before signing a real estate transaction.
Mortgage Financing for a Resident in Senior Protected Housing – What Should Be Checked
Mortgage financing for a resident in senior protected housing requires careful review of the parent’s rights, the housing agreement, bank terms, and the implications for family members and inheritance planning.