Property
Protecting Your Interests
Helping individuals, businesses, landlords and tenants with every aspect of Irish property law — from buying your first home to negotiating a commercial lease and resolving a landlord and tenant dispute.
Your consultation will answer:
- "I am buying or selling a property — what does a solicitor actually do and what will it cost me?"
- "I am a commercial tenant — what do these lease terms mean, what can be negotiated and what am I signing up to?"
- "I am a landlord — how do I deal with a tenant who will not leave, will not pay or has damaged my property?"
- "I am investing in or developing property — what taxes apply and how should I structure it?"
Our Services
Select the service most relevant to your situation for detailed information, pricing and the process involved.
Residential Conveyancing
Buying or selling a home in Ireland — from the contract for sale and title investigation through to closing and registration. Fixed fees. No hidden costs.
Landlord & Tenant
Advising landlords and tenants on their rights and obligations under Irish law — notices of termination, deposit disputes, RTB hearings, rent arrears and lease breaches.
Commercial Lease
Tenant-side advice on commercial leases — reviewing terms, negotiating clauses, advising on break rights, rent reviews, repairs obligations and exit rights before you sign anything.
Why Choose Wayfound
What makes us different — across every practice area.
Solicitor-Led Property Advice
Property law is legal work. You deal with a qualified solicitor throughout — not a paralegal or a conveyancing factory.
Legal and Tax Combined
Tamoor is both a solicitor and a tax — providing legal and tax advice on every property transaction in one engagement.
Direct Solicitor Access
You deal with Tamoor directly from first consultation to completion. You always know where your matter stands.
Transparent Fixed Fees
Fixed-fee pricing agreed before any work begins. No surprises at completion.
Meet Your Solicitor
Tamoor Barlas
Solicitor
I am a solicitor based in Dublin 15. Alongside my commercial practice, I advise individuals, families and businesses on Irish immigration pathways — from employment permits and residency through to family reunification and citizenship.
Relocation is more than a visa application. The people I advise are often making one of the most significant legal and financial decisions of their lives. I combine immigration counsel with tax and corporate insight so your move to Ireland is planned as a whole, not in isolated filings.
Because I practise as both a solicitor and a tax, I can advise on immigration status and the tax consequences of becoming Irish-resident in one engagement — reducing duplication and closing the gap between legal permission and financial planning.
“My job is to take the immigration and tax complexity off your hands — so you can focus on building your life in Ireland.”
Frequently Asked Questions
A property solicitor manages the legal aspects of a property transaction — investigating title, reviewing and negotiating contracts, advising on searches and planning, managing the financial mechanics of a transaction (including stamp duty and registration) and ensuring the title passes correctly from seller to buyer.
A straightforward purchase or sale typically takes 6-10 weeks from sale agreed. Transactions involving new builds, complex titles or probate property can take significantly longer. We advise on the realistic timeline for your specific transaction at the outset.
Yes — and getting advice before you sign is the most important time to have it. Commercial leases are long-term, complex legal documents that can commit your business to significant financial obligations. Many of these terms are negotiable before signing but cannot be changed afterwards.
Residential property stamp duty is charged at 1% on the first €1 million and 2% above that. Commercial property stamp duty is charged at 7.5%. Various reliefs and exemptions apply — including consanguinity relief on transfers between close relatives.
Freehold ownership means you own the property and the land on which it stands outright, with no time limit on the ownership. Leasehold ownership means you own the right to occupy the property for the duration of a lease. We advise on the nature of the title being acquired and any issues arising from leasehold ownership.
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At Wayfound, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service and making a meaningful difference in the lives of our clients. But don’t just take our word for it, hear directly from those who have experienced the Wayfound difference
Ready to move forward? Contact us today and let’s take the next step.