These terms apply to keyholdersinternational.com and keyholdersfethiye.com, operated by Keyholders International Property Group Ltd, registered in Scotland under company number SC515513, registered office 8 Albany St, Edinburgh EH1 3QB, United Kingdom. By using the websites you accept these terms.
Listings and prices
- Listings are prepared from information supplied by sellers and developers. We take care to keep them accurate, but details, plans, photos, sizes and availability can change and may contain errors.
- Prices are asking prices and may change. Prices shown in another currency are approximate conversions for information only.
- A listing is not an offer or a contract. Please confirm all details with us and have them checked independently, including by your own lawyer, before making any commitment.
Guides, articles and calculators
Our guides, blog articles, glossary and buying-costs calculator give general information that was correct to the best of our knowledge when written. They are not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules and fees change; always take professional advice for your situation.
Using the websites
You may use the websites for your own, lawful purposes. You must not copy listings or content in bulk, interfere with the websites’ operation or security, or use them to send unlawful or misleading information.
Intellectual property
Texts, photos, designs and logos on the websites belong to us or to those who licensed them to us. Do not reuse them without permission, except to share a link to a page.
Links to other websites
We are not responsible for the content or practices of websites we link to.
Liability
We provide the websites “as is” and do not guarantee that they will always be available or error-free. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for loss arising from reliance on website information without confirming it with us. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be limited by law or your statutory rights as a consumer.
Law
These terms are governed by the law of Scotland, and the Scottish courts have jurisdiction, without affecting any mandatory consumer protection that applies where you live.