August 2020
Beginner
240 pages
6h 13m
English
Content preview from Buying Real Estate Overseas For Cash Flow (And A Better Life)
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Appendix CDue Diligence Checklist
This list isn't comprehensive. Specific markets and types of properties require specific due diligence, but these are must-ask questions when buying anywhere in the world. Put them to both your attorney and your real estate agent and pay special attention when their responses differ (as they sometimes will).
What Is Your Budget?
We've discussed transfer taxes and other closing costs and the importance of including them when setting your budget for buying. Having $100,000 in your pocket doesn't mean you can buy a $100,000 property. Factor in all expenses and leave a little room in your budget for unforeseen costs that might come up.
What Comes with the Property?
Whether buying from a developer or a private seller, confirm what is included with the purchase. If you're investing in a short-term rental, maybe all furniture and appliances are included in the sale but maybe not. In many markets, it's common for the seller to take everything with him, down to the lighting fixtures. This can be a negotiating point when deciding how much to offer. Some developers in some markets don't include air conditioners, kitchen cabinetry, or even the kitchen sink and countertops when delivering new-built properties. In this case, adjust your budget to allow for the cost of their installation.
What Are the Zoning Rules?
If you're investing in a gated community, rules probably exist about what owners can and can't build. If you're buying in a mountain town ...
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