Foreigners can buy property in Turkey fairly easily. Once you've identified a property you want to purchase, you need to agree on a price with the seller and sign a preliminary contract. You'll then deposit a certain percentage of the property price. It's also essential to conduct a property survey to ensure everything is in order. Once all checks are complete, the property deed (tapu) can be transferred to your name at the Land Registry and Cadastre Office. An official translator is often needed to ensure all parties understand the terms. Do note that some legal restrictions apply, and hiring a local attorney is highly recommended to navigate the legal aspects.