Buying guide
Viewing an open home
Going to an open home is a good place to start your property search. Here are some tips from Settled.govt.nz.
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Attending an open home is a crucial first step in your property search. Thoroughly inspect the property for potential issues by checking water pressure, looking for damp smells, and assessing the cladding and foundations.
Also, evaluate the neighbourhood for schools, transport, and amenities. If you like the property, it's vital to get professional advice, such as a building inspection, and review all official documents before making an offer to ensure a well-informed purchase.
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Going to an open home or viewing
Checking out the neighbourhood
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