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Minimum documents:
1. Property title (Titre Foncier, Melk, Habous, Collective — we'll advise)
2. Cadastral plan (from ANCFCC)
3. Ownership certificate (less than 3 months old)
For built assets (additionally):
4. Building permit (permis de construire)
5. Compliance certificate (certificat de conformité)
6. Floor plans (architect or notary copy)
7. Electrical and plumbing diagrams (for industrial)
For income-producing assets (additionally):
8. Lease contracts (all active leases)
9. Rent roll (12-month history)
10. Service charge schedule
11. Operating expense history (2-3 years)
For industrial / specialised:
12. Equipment inventory with acquisition dates and costs
13. Technical surveys (structural, electrical, environmental)
14. Insurance valuation reports
For disputed / court cases:
15. Procedural documents (assignation, ordonnance, expertise antérieure)
What we can collect for you:
- ANCFCC ownership certificate (100 MAD, 24-48h)
- Updated cadastral plan (100 MAD, 24-48h)
- Agence Urbaine note (450 MAD, 5-10 days)
- Mortgage history from ANCFCC
We charge cost + 10% administrative fee for document collection.
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