Looking to buy.
Helpful tips for purchasers. Conduct a financial health check. Speak to a reputable Financial Institution or Broker to ascertain your borrowing capacity and what you can afford to purchase. Work out all associated costs with purchasing, remember to source a reputable Conveyancer or Solicitor and consider the options of conducting a Building and Pest inspection. Search the internet and local papers for suitable properties to inspect. Be careful not to eliminate based solely on photos, as some properties can be more suitable once inspected.
Ask the Agent relevant questions about the properties, i.e. age, land size, size of dwelling, proximity to services like schools, shops, transport, freeways, etc. This should help when making your final decision. Make an offer, or if the property is going to Auction confirm you are in a position to bid unconditionally. If you are making an offer, reconfirm your finances are in order. If a property is going to Auction, consider making an offer prior to the day. In Victoria it is a legal requirement that all offers are to be represented to the Vendor.
Make a list of properties to inspect and make arrangements to inspect privately or through an open for inspection. Contact the Agent to inspect or confirm the open is proceeding.
Offer/bid with confidence and respect your limit. Making an offer to purchase is a negotiation process, allow for negotiation. If bidding, remember you only get one chance at securing the property.
Once inspected and short listed, conduct further inspections to help make that final decision. Remembering this is one of the biggest financial decisions you will undertake.
Once you have secured your property, contact your Conveyancer or Solicitor, Building and Pest Inspector and preferred Financial Institution and get the ball rolling immediately.
Helpful tips for purchasers. Conduct a financial health check. Speak to a reputable Financial Institution or Broker to ascertain your borrowing capacity and what you can afford to purchase. Work out all associated costs with purchasing, remember to source a reputable Conveyancer or Solicitor and consider the options of conducting a Building and Pest inspection. Search the internet and local papers for suitable properties to inspect. Be careful not to eliminate based solely on photos, as some properties can be more suitable once inspected.
Ask the Agent relevant questions about the properties, i.e. age, land size, size of dwelling, proximity to services like schools, shops, transport, freeways, etc. This should help when making your final decision. Make an offer, or if the property is going to Auction confirm you are in a position to bid unconditionally. If you are making an offer, reconfirm your finances are in order. If a property is going to Auction, consider making an offer prior to the day. In Victoria it is a legal requirement that all offers are to be represented to the Vendor.
Make a list of properties to inspect and make arrangements to inspect privately or through an open for inspection. Contact the Agent to inspect or confirm the open is proceeding.
Offer/bid with confidence and respect your limit. Making an offer to purchase is a negotiation process, allow for negotiation. If bidding, remember you only get one chance at securing the property.
Once inspected and short listed, conduct further inspections to help make that final decision. Remembering this is one of the biggest financial decisions you will undertake.
Once you have secured your property, contact your Conveyancer or Solicitor, Building and Pest Inspector and preferred Financial Institution and get the ball rolling immediately.
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Helpful tips for purchasers. Conduct a financial health check. Speak to a reputable Financial Institution or Broker to ascertain your borrowing capacity and what you can afford to purchase. Work out all associated costs with purchasing, remember to source a reputable Conveyancer or Solicitor and consider the options of conducting a Building and Pest inspection. Search the internet and local papers for suitable properties to inspect. Be careful not to eliminate based solely on photos, as some properties can be more suitable once inspected.
Ask the Agent relevant questions about the properties, i.e. age, land size, size of dwelling, proximity to services like schools, shops, transport, freeways, etc. This should help when making your final decision. Make an offer, or if the property is going to Auction confirm you are in a position to bid unconditionally. If you are making an offer, reconfirm your finances are in order. If a property is going to Auction, consider making an offer prior to the day. In Victoria it is a legal requirement that all offers are to be represented to the Vendor.
Make a list of properties to inspect and make arrangements to inspect privately or through an open for inspection. Contact the Agent to inspect or confirm the open is proceeding.
Offer/bid with confidence and respect your limit. Making an offer to purchase is a negotiation process, allow for negotiation. If bidding, remember you only get one chance at securing the property.
Once inspected and short listed, conduct further inspections to help make that final decision. Remembering this is one of the biggest financial decisions you will undertake.
Once you have secured your property, contact your Conveyancer or Solicitor, Building and Pest Inspector and preferred Financial Institution and get the ball rolling immediately.
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Helpful tips for purchasers. Conduct a financial health check. Speak to a reputable Financial Institution or Broker to ascertain your borrowing capacity and what you can afford to purchase. Work out all associated costs with purchasing, remember to source a reputable Conveyancer or Solicitor and consider the options of conducting a Building and Pest inspection. Search the internet and local papers for suitable properties to inspect. Be careful not to eliminate based solely on photos, as some properties can be more suitable once inspected.
Ask the Agent relevant questions about the properties, i.e. age, land size, size of dwelling, proximity to services like schools, shops, transport, freeways, etc. This should help when making your final decision. Make an offer, or if the property is going to Auction confirm you are in a position to bid unconditionally. If you are making an offer, reconfirm your finances are in order. If a property is going to Auction, consider making an offer prior to the day. In Victoria it is a legal requirement that all offers are to be represented to the Vendor.
Make a list of properties to inspect and make arrangements to inspect privately or through an open for inspection. Contact the Agent to inspect or confirm the open is proceeding.
Offer/bid with confidence and respect your limit. Making an offer to purchase is a negotiation process, allow for negotiation. If bidding, remember you only get one chance at securing the property.
Once inspected and short listed, conduct further inspections to help make that final decision. Remembering this is one of the biggest financial decisions you will undertake.
Once you have secured your property, contact your Conveyancer or Solicitor, Building and Pest Inspector and preferred Financial Institution and get the ball rolling immediately.
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