One of the most attractive real estate properties in Cambodia you can invest in are homes located within Borey projects. These gated communities provide all the amenities you can want with the added measure of great security. While you have a plethora of real estate properties to choose from in a gated community, you need to make sure that you do your due diligence in regards to the legitimacy of the Borey project.
To make it easier, here’s a list of the legal documents you need to check before buying in a Borey:
Not only that but you need to see the Borey project’s master title that includes the whole land that the project sits on. You can easily request to see this from the developer to ensure the legitimacy of the project. If the developer fails to present you with documents supporting the master title or individual hard title, then find a project that has them to make wise financial moves.
Moreover, to make it easier to buy your dream real estate property, contact us so we can help guide you throughout the process!
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