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Looking for a house to buy is a task that requires time and effort so as not to lose opportunities or money. The idea is to establish a small plan of action, so it will be easier to avoid rushing or making bad decisions. In that sense, some practical recommendations can help.
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Home hunting requires time and observation skills. It is not just about checking that reality conforms to the photos but about looking at essential details that reflect the state of the property. Going through the home calmly will avoid unpleasant surprises later.
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The excitement of buying a home can lead to making some mistakes. Keeping emotions aside and not being swayed by first impressions is key to avoiding paying too much.
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The real estate market is, in the current circumstances, a seller's market. It means that demand exceeds supply, and what is an enormous advantage for the owner is not so much for a buyer. Although buying a property in a competitive market is a challenge, finding the perfect one to become your new home or a profitable investment is possible.
The fact that the housing stock is lower than the demand means less bargaining power but does not necessarily imply fewer opportunities. It'll be necessary to have more flexibility and avoid rushing. However, the desire to get a specific home and the competition make it easy to fall into common mistakes that often hinder operations. We'll tell you which are the main ones you should avoid:
Recently, the Spanish government approved a shock plan in response to the impact of the war in Ukraine and the increasing inflation. This plan included a significant measure: it limits the rents increase. It is a measure, however, of an extraordinary and temporary nature.
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