During the first six months of the so-called “simplified procedure,” fewer than 500 people nationwide decided to take advantage of it.
On one hand, the process leading up to the start of construction is practically no different from the standard procedure. On the other hand, the investor assumes potential criminal liability related to the intended use of the building. What’s more, a key question remains unanswered: will the investor, in the future (e.g., 20 years after construction, when their financial situation changes), be able to sell or rent out the property without risking such criminal liability?