ANPC emphasizes the importance of verifying real estate documents before purchasing a home. The buyer's guide provides useful information to avoid risks.

The National Authority for Consumer Protection (ANPC) has launched a guide dedicated to consumers, highlighting the importance of verifying the legal status of the property before signing a purchase contract. Buying a home is a major financial decision, and the guide provides information about the stages of the transaction and the associated risks. The public notary plays a crucial role in ensuring the legality of the transaction by checking the documents and the legal history of the property.

Consumers are advised to verify the seller's property and to analyze the land registry extract. The preliminary contract must contain essential details, including the price and payment conditions. ANPC recommends checking the building permit and the necessary documents for properties under construction. After the transaction is completed, it is important to verify the registration of property rights and to update utility contracts. Buyers are encouraged to read all clauses carefully and to request clarifications before signing, to ensure a safe and transparent transaction.