· Talk to locals
Before you buy, talk to locals to get residents views on the area and its best streets. Reading local publications and connecting with local websites, bloggers or personalities can also give you helpful insight.
· Consider the neighboring areas
If your target area is out of budget, then consider more affordable neighboring areas. If you’re attracted to an area because of its rising value, remember that may spill over into next door suburbs.
· Avoid being stubborn on small price differences
Many buyers tend to get too stubborn even when it comes to money and they eventually lose onto good deals. It’s always wise to do the math before getting too hung up on small price difference. If you feel that a certain property is worth buying and meets all your requirements, do not end up losing it for saving a little amount of price.
· Last Inspection
On settlement day it is advisable that you do a final inspection before settlement takes place. This is to ensure that the property is in the same condition as when you last inspected it and that all the inclusions are as per the contract you signed.
It’s certainly true that buying a property involves a lot of thinking and re-thinking which leads to confusion and doubts, but with a little bit of alertness and a proper guidance you can make the most amazing deals.
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