Real Estate Investment

Real Estate Investment: A Comprehensive Guide
What is Real Estate Investment?
Real estate investment involves allocating your money into properties, either by renting them out for a steady income or selling them when property prices rise. Whether you are a buyer or a seller, understanding key real estate terms is essential for making informed decisions.
Key Real Estate Investment Terms
1. Title Deed
A legal document that proves ownership of a property.
2. Shared Property
A property owned by multiple individuals under a single real estate registration number.
3. Installment Sale
Selling a property with deferred payment, where the buyer agrees to pay the amount over a specified period.
4. Real Estate Development
The process of renovating or restoring neglected or damaged properties to increase their market value.
5. Real Estate Broker (Realtor)
An intermediary who connects buyers and sellers and earns a commission based on the agreed sale price.
6. Property Management
Hiring a real estate specialist to oversee and manage private properties on behalf of the owner.
7. Commercial License
A permit issued to companies or institutions that conduct commercial activities in a specific property. Some residential areas do not permit commercial licenses to prevent disturbances to residents. Before purchasing a property for commercial use, it is crucial to verify zoning regulations with the commercial registry.

Real Estate Payment Methods
1. Mortgage Loan (Real Estate Financing)
A financial agreement with a bank or lending institution that provides buyers with a loan to purchase a property. The borrower repays the loan in installments over time. This option is available for government and private sector employees, self-employed professionals, and business owners.
2. Real Estate Mortgage
A financing method where a buyer secures a loan from a bank to purchase a property. The property remains under the bank’s ownership until the loan is fully repaid. In case of payment default, the bank has the right to take full ownership of the property. Unlike real estate financing, a mortgaged property cannot be used by the buyer until full repayment is made.
3. Property Exchange (Barter System)
A real estate transaction where a property is exchanged for another property or valuable assets instead of monetary payment.
These are the most commonly used terms in the real estate sector. If you have further questions, feel free to visit our website or contact us via our social media pages.
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