Any immovable property owned by a debtor may be subjected to enforcement irrespective of the nature of the immovable property, its agricultural zoning, of any right or prohibition asserted upon the immovable property and of any fact recorded in the real estate register in connection with the property in question (Vht. 136 §)

If the enforcement order contains the particulars of the immovable property, the bailiff shall effect the seizure of such property within three working days following receipt of prepayment of the costs of the enforcement procedure, including payment of the administrative service fee in real estate registration proceedings. If the judgment creditor has requested in his application for enforcement to have the judgment debtor’s property included in the enforcement as well, or did not exclude the judgment debtor’s property from enforcement, but did not supply the property’s particulars in the application, the bailiff shall proceed to have the property seized within three working days following receipt of prepayment of the costs of the enforcement procedure and of the particulars of the property, and after payment of the administrative service fee in real estate registration proceedings. (Vht. 138.§)

If the debtor owns several properties, several properties can be seized in order to secure the claim, taking into account the principle of proportionality (Vht.7. §)