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Installment payment in Turkey

October 8, 2020

Today, almost all major developers are ready to offer their customers interest-free installments.
The main advantages of installments over a mortgage loan:
- Easy to design. In order to make an installment payment, you need a buyer's passport and an initial payment. It is usually 30% of the cost of the purchased object.
- In installments, unlike a mortgage loan, do not refuse.
- A contract is drawn up that specifies the terms and conditions of payment. Many developers provide a flexible payment system: you can transfer money once a month, or once every 3-6 months.
- You will also not have to spend time collecting various certificates and documents that confirm Your ability to pay.
With our real estate Agency to buy a house in installments is absolutely not difficult, all risks are excluded. We offer our clients options only from reliable and proven developers.

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