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Viewing the property

Be sure to check the condition of the property structural issues or plumbing problems could end up costing you a lot. You can take your time with it. Check if the home meets your needs, that it has the right number of bedrooms, and the right use of space that works for you. Most importantly, don’t feel rushed by whoever’s showing you around. You’re in control, so ask any questions you might have.

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It’s time to strike. Unless you’re buying directly, the estate agent will put in the offer for you They can help you come up with a number, but ultimately up to you. Here’s what you need to keep in mind. Before submitting Decide on your bidding strategy. Some people like to go in with a low-ball and work their way up, others like to go in with their highest possible offer right off the bat You can try to work out from the estate agent how open the seller is to offers, but they normally keep their lips pretty sealed But a good estate agent will help guide you through making an offer.

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