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10 Points to Consider When Viewing a House

Embarking on the journey to find your dream home involves more than just admiring beautiful photos—it's about uncovering the hidden realities that could impact your investment. From understanding the intricacies of homeowners' associations to checking for potential asbestos or moisture issues, our guide reveals the crucial elements you must investigate during a property viewing to ensure you're making a wise decision.

You're looking for a new home and have already done a lot of research on potential buyers. You've finally found one that meets your needs, and a viewing has already been scheduled. So, soon you'll actually be viewing the property.

2. Check for asbestos

If you're buying an older home that could potentially contain asbestos , ask the seller if they can provide an asbestos-free certificate. Otherwise, you'll be running a significant financial risk.

4. How old is the boiler?

Always inquire about the age of the central heating boiler , a new boiler can easily cost €2,000 and when buying a house it is wise to keep an eye on what additional costs you can expect in the near future.

Building inspection provides certainty

You're probably not a building expert and can't adequately check all the above points yourself. We can tell you all about a building inspection and its benefits. Contact us or request an inspection .

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