Documents and Cadastre
How to Check an Apartment Before Buying in Yerevan: the Cadastre Extract
For 10,000 ֏ and three working days, a Cadastre extract shows who really owns an apartment and whether it carries an arrest or a mortgage. Here is how to order it, how to read it and what to check beyond it.
Guide: Buying a flat in YerevanFull guide
1Budget and Mortgage: How Much You Can Borrow and What Down Payment You Need2How to Choose a Yerevan District to Live In: A Guide to All 12 Administrative Districts3Finding and viewing an apartment: what to look at during a viewing4How to Check an Apartment Before Buying in Yerevan: the Cadastre Extract5Deposit and preliminary contract when buying an apartment6The Deal at the Notary: How It Works and What to Bring7Registering Ownership with the Cadastre: Timelines and Procedure8Moving in: how to transfer the utilities to your name
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