A safe property transaction starts with verification. In Georgia, like in any market, the key risks are not “the country” but the specific asset: ownership title, encumbrances, developer reliability, and contract terms. A professional workflow typically includes:

• verifying the seller/developer identity and authority
• checking the legal status of the property (title/registry details)
• confirming there are no hidden restrictions or claims
• reviewing reservation and purchase contracts carefully
• defining payment milestones and delivery/hand-over terms

Foreign buyers should also understand restrictions that may apply to certain land categories. If the investment involves land, especially agricultural land, always verify eligibility and legal boundaries with a lawyer before any payment.

The practical investor-friendly takeaway:

• Don’t pay without a clear contract
• Don’t rely on screenshots or verbal promises
• Keep everything in writing and transferred via traceable payments
• Use professionals for due diligence and contract review