Immovable property has always had high price rating. This type of property (alternatively referred as real estate property) is divided into a number of categories: residential (apartments or houses to live in); business or commercial (stores etc.); industrial (such as warehouses); agricultural (farm complexes etc.); recreational (hotels, spa enters and others) and other types.

Real estate law has issued and adopted a number of strict rules as far as property rent, lease and/or ownership transfer procedures are concerned. Property owners are required to retain an essential documentation package which consists of property plan (including the premises and adjacent territory if any) and registered at local authorized office. A notary is an official in charge to handle, supervise, confirm and seal any immovable property operations between sellers and buyers (or leasers and renters).

Clients willing to search for objects are recommended to use Internet resources. Internet is a reliable means of information and communication which offers real estate agencies’ websites presenting property listings; private commercial announcements of property rentals and sales; find and establish contacts with online consultants; get familiar with theoretical resources, such as description of legislation norms, manuals on real estate law questions and other books and documents (for example, extracts from legislation acts or tutorial literature, e.g. real estate law for dummies, etc.).

Operations with immovable property may require consultations of a real estate lawyer. These specialists are contactable online; their profiles are usually open for users containing information about experience, qualifications and the fields of basic specialization(s).