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Buying Real Estate Property Abroad
Many individuals buying in another country tap into a local to help them deal with local real estate agents, lawyers, and local officials. According to Telegraph, agents who help Brits say up to 25 per cent report major problems either during the transaction process or shortly afterwards, with issues that could have been identified had they planned more carefully before committing. About 15 per cent of buyers put their home up for sale within two years of buying, for similar reasons. So how can these pitfalls be avoided? Experts say there are 10 golden rules to follow.
- Choose the right location for you
- Does the location have reliable easy access
- Select the right home
- Always work with an attorney experience in property deals
- Check the title and survey
- Verify the Builder’s reputation
- Arrange finance before committing
- Understand the transaction costs
- Know the furnishing cost
- Find a great local property manager or property management company to manage
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