Transaction path
Buying the property
Locate the legal record, check the seller and property, negotiate the contract, satisfy financial and government requirements, and complete registration.
See the full buying processIsraeli Property Law Guide
Find the rights. Investigate the property. Structure the transaction. Register the new rights.
A practical map of the Israeli property-purchase process and the legal life of ownership that follows.
Ownership life-cycle
Living with the rights
Ownership continues through financing, planning, leasing, inheritance, sale and later changes to the registered rights.
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Where are the rights registered?
Tabu, the Israel Land Authority, housing companies and why the source of the record matters.
Read guideHow to read a Tabu extract
What the extract can show, how the property is identified and what the document cannot answer by itself.
Read guideWhat must be checked before signing?
A structured due-diligence overview covering rights, planning, documents, money and timing.
Read guideFrom contract to Tabu
Payments, notices, mortgage discharge, tax and municipal approvals, possession and registration.
Read guideGeneral information only. The relevant checks and documents depend on the property, the registration system and the transaction.