Buying from abroad
For diaspora buyers — inheritance, power of attorney, and how a purchase works when you're not in the country.
- Paying for property in Palestine: dinar, dollar, shekel, and what the banks ask
Three currencies, one price that is real and one that is only indicative, and the bank documentation that decides whether your money arrives on time.
- Buying property from abroad by power of attorney: what the document must say
A power of attorney is what lets someone act for you when you cannot be there. Most of the trouble comes from one drawn too narrow, too broad, or authenticated the wrong way.
- What you can do from abroad, and what needs someone standing there
More of a purchase can be done remotely than most buyers assume, but not all of it. Knowing which is which lets you plan one trip properly instead of three badly.
- Inherited land, scattered heirs: how undivided ownership works and how sales actually happen
Why musha' — undivided shares — is the most common reason a family land sale stalls, and what can actually be done about it.