
Plomba in the Czech land register: what the P means when you buy
A plomba is the flag the Czech cadastral office sets when a filing touches a property. Who is told, the 20 day waiting period, and how to watch a property.
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Central Europe Analyst
Petr handles Central European coverage at AiMYNDi, with a focus on the Czech market — Prague, the katastr nemovitostí registry, and the transfer-tax mechanics buyers from Sweden, Germany, and Poland keep tripping over. Before joining AiMYNDi, Petr worked in legal due diligence for Prague-based buyer agents.

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