Main Points When Buying
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Questions to Consider
- How close is the property to main roads, schools, shops, hospitals, and parks?
- How close is it to public transport?
- What is the community and neighborhood feel?
- What is the condition of nearby properties?
- Are there development plans near or around the property?
- What is the crime level in the area?
- What are the neighbors like?
- Does the property need renovation?
- Is the renovation cosmetic or major, and how much would it cost?
- What is included and not included in the sale: furniture, garage, land, and other items?
- How much are local taxes?
- What are the usual electricity, gas, water, and other bills?
- Is there central heating?
- How old is the property?
- When was it last renovated?
- Is there an attic and/or basement?
- Are the windows double glazed?
- Is there damp in the property?
- Is there enough storage space?
- Is there enough natural light?
- Is the property well maintained?
- Can you feel that this property could be your home?
After Choosing a Property
- The selected property must be reserved and withdrawn from the market. After selection, the buyer pays a deposit to stop the sale.
- The property is marked as reserved on the website, advertising is stopped, and it is no longer available for sale.
- After paying the stop deposit, a preliminary contract is signed with the owner within up to 10 days.
- The buyer must pay 10% of the purchase price.
- The preliminary contract sets the main terms later included in the notarial deed: property description, price, payment terms and deadlines, and other details.
- The transaction is completed before a notary by signing a notarial deed in the presence of buyer and seller. The notary certifies the deed and registers it with the Registry Agency.
Costs to Plan For
- Notary fees.
- Local taxes and fees.
- Registration fees.
- Agency commission.
