Question 1

Where are your properties located?

Accepted Answer

Our focus is Montenegro, with priority on Tivat, Krasici and the Bay of Kotor area. These are quieter seaside zones compared to noisy resort centers, but still with access to marinas, infrastructure and nature. We do not chase volume: we work with locations where we would personally live or invest.

Question 2

Are these areas suitable for a calm lifestyle?

Accepted Answer

Yes. People move here when they are tired of big city noise, traffic and grey skies. Here the main value is sea, mountains and the feeling that your daily rhythm belongs to you again. For some it is a second home by the sea, for others — a full relocation base for family and business.

Question 3

Do properties have sea views?

Accepted Answer

Many villas and plots have direct or side sea views, especially in Krasici and around the Bay of Kotor. In each listing we indicate the real type of view, not a "micro-slice of horizon" between roofs. During viewings you can personally verify that the panorama matches the photos and your expectations.

Question 4

Support in Russian and English?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We communicate in Russian, English and, when needed, local languages. We guide you through every step: from the first call and property selection to signing with a notary and registering ownership. If necessary, we bring in lawyers and specific experts so you are not alone with a foreign system.

Question 5

Can I request more options?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The open catalog is just a showcase. Many deals happen off-market because owners do not want public listings. If you describe your budget, property type and lifestyle (quiet seaside, closer to town, investment for rent), we prepare a deeper selection tailored specifically to your request.

Question 6

What documents do you check?

Accepted Answer

We review cadastre records, ownership history, encumbrances and debts, and match the physical object to the registry and permits. We also look for hidden risks: illegal alterations, unresolved inheritance issues, border disputes and anything else that can turn a beautiful purchase into a long‑term headache.

Question 7

How long does the deal take?

Accepted Answer

If the documents are clean, a standard transaction in Montenegro can usually be completed in about 7–14 days after agreeing on terms. This includes contract preparation, notary appointment, payments and registration. In more complex cases timing is discussed individually — better to spend a bit longer than fix mistakes for months.

Question 8

What taxes and fees apply?

Accepted Answer

Beyond the purchase price, you should plan for property transfer tax (mostly on secondary market), notary and translator fees if needed, and registration costs. For each specific property we calculate an approximate "all‑in" budget in advance so you know the full amount before signing anything.

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