How to buy distressed assets in Romania
Distressed assets in Romania are sold through court enforcement (executare silita), insolvency (Legea 85/2014), tax recovery (ANAF) and confiscation (ANABI). This guide explains where to find lots and how the process works.
The distressed-asset flows in Romania
Judicial auctions run via executor judecatoresc; insolvency sales are published in the Buletinul Procedurilor de Insolventa (BPI) by ONRC; ANAF runs tax auctions on eLicitatii ANAF; ANABI sells confiscated assets online.
Step by step
- Identify the lot and read the official notice at the source.
- Check encumbrances (sarcini) in Cartea Funciara for real estate.
- Confirm the deposit (garantie) and bidding rules and the exact deadline.
- Budget fees and taxes; arrange financing.
- Consider a local lawyer or executor for due diligence.
Official sources
FAQ
Are debtor names shown?
EULots anonymises private individuals and never shows national IDs (CNP). Company names may appear.
Is a deposit required?
Yes, most auctions require a garantie de participare; see the official notice for the amount.
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