Legal verification of ownership, cadastral records, permits, encumbrances and transaction risks before buying property in Albania.Legal verification of ownership, cadastral records, permits, encumbrances and transaction risks before buying property in Albania.
Scope, fee and timing are confirmed before work begins.

Matter-specific legal support
We review the facts, current stage and available documents before defining the legal work.
The proposed work, fee and indicative timing are confirmed in writing before work begins.
At a glance
Ownership certificate review
Cadastral document verification
Seller authority review
Title history analysis
Mortgage or encumbrance review
How it starts
Tell us the facts, parties, current stage and documents you already have.
We confirm the work, deliverables, fee and expected timing.
We complete the agreed work and communicate the findings or next steps.
Your matter
We review the initial information and reply with the appropriate scope, fee and next step.
Send your matterQuestions
The key documents usually include ownership certificates, cadastral records, seller documents, title history, permits and draft contracts. The exact list depends on the property.
Due diligence can identify many legal and documentary risks, although the scope depends on the available records and the specific property file.
Yes. Cadastral verification helps confirm registration, property details, ownership and potential inconsistencies that may affect the transaction.
Yes. Depending on the case, we can provide legal comments or a due diligence summary identifying key risks and recommended next steps.
Andoni Law & Tax provides property due diligence for foreign buyers, investors, companies and developers before purchasing or investing in real estate in Albania.
Due diligence helps identify whether the seller has valid ownership, whether the property is correctly registered, whether there are encumbrances or disputes and whether permits or transaction documents require further review.
This service may include:
A property may look clear commercially but still contain legal risk. Issues may arise from incomplete registration, unclear title history, unauthorized construction, inheritance problems, disputed boundaries, mortgages, enforcement measures or missing permits.
Due diligence allows the buyer to identify risks before committing funds or signing binding contracts.
The key documents usually include ownership certificates, cadastral records, seller documents, title history, permits and draft contracts. The exact list depends on the property.
Due diligence can identify many legal and documentary risks, although the scope depends on the available records and the specific property file.
Yes. Cadastral verification helps confirm registration, property details, ownership and potential inconsistencies that may affect the transaction.
Yes. Depending on the case, we can provide legal comments or a due diligence summary identifying key risks and recommended next steps.
Contact Andoni Law & Tax to review ownership, cadastral documents, permits and transaction risks before purchase.
Share the essential facts so the firm can understand the matter and identify the appropriate next step.
Written matter enquiry
Share the facts, the current stage and the help you need. The firm will review the information before proposing the appropriate scope, fee and indicative timing.