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What Are the Key Factors That Make a Property Good or Bad?

Key factors that make a property good or bad:

 

  • Location: A good location with access to amenities such as schools, shops, and transportation links is desirable.
  • Condition: The property should be in good condition and not require major repairs or renovations.
  • Price: The property should be priced competitively in relation to the local market.
  • Size and Layout: The property should be suitable for your needs in terms of size and layout.
  • Potential for growth: A property with the potential for future development or improvement can be a good investment.

Red flags to look out for when buying a property:

 

  • Structural issues: Cracks in the walls, uneven floors, and damp can indicate serious problems.
  • Pests: Signs of infestations such as rodent droppings, termite damage, or bed bugs should be addressed before purchasing.
  • Location: Properties in areas with high crime rates or poor infrastructure may not be a good investment.
  • Title issues: Any legal disputes or outstanding debts on the property can cause problems down the line.

Common mistakes when buying a property:

 

  • Not doing enough research on the property, area, and local market conditions.
  • Overstretching financially and buying a property beyond your means.
  • Not getting a pre-approval for a mortgage before starting the search.
  • Not considering additional costs such as closing costs, property taxes, and ongoing maintenance.
  • Skipping the home inspection or not hiring a qualified inspector.

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