Hi Sia, Dina, and Billie,

I completely agree that having a structured buying path in North Cyprus makes the process much more predictable. Your points about reserving units, drafting contracts, registering at the Land Registry, and aligning approvals with Koçan transfers are spot on. From my experience, keeping a single checklist for timelines, translations, payments, and approvals prevents unnecessary delays and keeps all stakeholders on the same page.

On a slightly different note, while managing all these steps, I also found small ways to stay comfortable and focused—like having reliable gear when spending long hours on calls, documents, or property visits. For instance, large scrub caps are surprisingly useful if you want comfort during extended planning sessions or even when visiting properties—it sounds trivial, but comfort helps maintain focus. You can check out their collection of clarge scrub caps for anyone who’s juggling paperwork and field visits.

Structuring the process and keeping your essentials in check really takes the stress out of first-time property buying.