A property project in Marrakech is framed before viewing: full budget (price, registration duties, land registry, notary), neighbourhood, type of title, zoning of the plot and timeline. A first conversation lets you set out these points, spot those that need a notary, and decide whether to buy, rent or wait.
01 The first questions to ask
- What total budget, costs included, and with what financing?
- Home, rental or investment: the criteria are not the same.
- Which neighbourhood, how far from work, schools and the airport (see our neighbourhood pages)?
- Which title deed, and which zoning for a plot?
- Purchase by a foreigner: is the plot inside the urban perimeter?
02 What advice does not replace
A first conversation serves to guide and explain. Deeds, title checks and tax questions fall to the notary, the lawyer or the tax adviser, who take responsibility for them.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I start a purchase project?
With the full budget: price, registration duties (4% or 6% depending on the property), land registry and notary. Then the neighbourhood, then the legal checks. Viewing before this framing wastes time.
Is the advice paid?
Agency fees are not set by a legal scale. To know the terms of a first conversation or of support, contact Casa Mia Agency and ask for them in writing.
When should I consult a notary?
As soon as a title, a zoning or a legal structure is unclear, and in any case before paying a deposit. The notary checks the documents and drafts the deed: the earlier they step in, the less a problem costs.