Lifestyle
Consider future development, amenities, safety, and quality of life. The location's impact on rental opportunities should be assessed.
Review the developer's past projects, delivery timelines, and quality. This helps gain valuable insights.
Set a budget for down payment, loan eligibility, registration, stamp duty, and ongoing maintenance. Know your financial strength.
Verify title documents, land use permits, encumbrances, and local approvals. Consult a lawyer.
An unbiased property valuation ensures fair pricing and assists in securing loans and assessing resale value.
Inspect the property for construction quality, layout, adherence to approved plans, ventilation, natural light.