Hi, we bought a property a couple of years ago near Chirpan. We used a lawyer from Plovdiv - think his name was Georgie if I remember correctly. Cost us about £250. We thought it was well worth it for peace of mind. You'll need an interpreter when you go to the notaries office, but they normally sort that out.

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Hi
we bought in April 2015 and moved here in May of this year. We are in the Velio Tarnovo/Pleven borders. We bought this property with VT Properties and paid 500 Euros for an extremely comprehensive service, including the sale, opening a bank account, registering for a Bulstad number (required when you buy a house) and registering the property with the council. We paid a further 100 or so leva for the documents to be notarised. We have bought 3 properties since and have used a local Notary (380 leva), a local translator (70 leva), and an Advocat (40 leva) for writing up the house registration documents. I hope this helps

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This is great news. Is it true that if you want to buy land you need to register a company first ?

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Hi magicmushroom

i was about to reply with - depends on whether ithe land is regulated or unregulated. But I'm really not 100% sure. But when we move out of the single EU market we may possible have to revert to owning a "company". All that involves is registering your "company" and doing a null tax return yearly. Hopefully someone else has better info for you

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