Many people don't know exactly what to look for when buying a house. A house's appearance alone isn't enough. A house also needs to be structurally sound. Buying a house alone is especially challenging, as you have to make decisions on your own. This isn't just about money, as housing options are often limited for single people.
Buying a house on your own? The houses are often too big or in the wrong location. Many young people are eager to buy a house in the Randstad, for reasons of work or social life. These are good times for sellers in South Holland, North Holland, Utrecht, and Flevoland, as in the Randstad, people often pay more than the asking price. After all, there are plenty of buyers. Be careful not to overpay, and be sure to have the house inspected. Defects in or around the house can lead to significant expenses.
Buying a house alone is incredibly exciting, of course, but don't get carried away by emotion. Do it right and have a building inspection conducted before you buy. This way, you'll know you're not buying a dilapidated building with all its attendant consequences. A building inspection can uncover all sorts of defects, such as a leaking roof or wood rot. Defects can be very annoying, but the chance of them happening is much smaller if you have a building inspection carried out. We offer assistance. In this case, you're not alone!
HomeKeur offers a wide range of building specialists throughout the Netherlands who are naturally up-to-date on the latest building regulations. They provide expert and independent inspections, including purchase, building, and construction inspections, and subsequently, clear reporting.
The cost of a building inspection (up to 250 m²) is only €489 including VAT. We'll conduct a comprehensive building inspection and you'll receive a building report. Do you have any questions? We're happy to help and can schedule an appointment with an expert inspector right away if you wish!
