Buying from abroad is hard on your own
Distance, language, and Greek bureaucracy make an overseas purchase daunting: finding trustworthy people, knowing whether a property and its price stack up, and coordinating the paperwork across time zones. A local advocate on your side changes that.
What your buyer's advocate does
Property search & shortlisting
Matched to your brief and budget.
Virtual & in-person viewings
So you never buy blind.
Negotiate with agents for you
We represent your interests.
Due-diligence coordination
Lawyer, notary and engineer.
AFM, bank account & translations
The essentials, sorted.
Through to completion & handover
Right to the keys.
Why buyers choose GreekHomeLoans
- Independent and on your side
- English-speaking local team on the ground
- We represent, negotiate and coordinate — end to end
- Success-based completion fee — you only pay it if you buy
Who we help
Common questions
Do you act as a buyer's advocate?
Yes — we represent you on the ground in Greece: sourcing and viewing properties, negotiating with agents on your behalf, and coordinating your lawyer, notary, engineer and accountant. We are not a law firm and do not provide regulated legal or financial advice — that's handled by licensed professionals.
Can I do it remotely?
Yes — most of the process can be handled from abroad, including via a limited power of attorney.
What does it cost?
See our International Buyer Advocacy packages for the options and pricing.
Ready to buy in Greece with an advocate on your side?
GreekHomeLoans provides buyer's advocacy — representing, negotiating and coordinating your purchase. We are not a law firm and do not provide licensed legal, financial or tax advice; regulated advice is provided by our licensed partners.