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Ensure that you have done your research thoroughly, and never act on a whim. The following points should also be borne in mind: Location - consider: Local facilities Schools Proximity t job Social life More for your money if a few kilometres into the countryside, but still near enough to enjoy resort facilities.
Buying property: Never waste time looking at properties you can't afford Complete a mortgage application before you start Check condition of properties on the site, re quality of build Talk to existing owners about their impressions Seek professional advice, and never sign a contract without running it past your own solicitor Agree all fees with solicitors, builders etc prior to instructing them to proceed Ensure that the property is registered with title deeds If registration of transfer is not to take place immediately, deposit your sales contract at the District lands office within 2 months of signing it. If you are building a property, consult qualified architects, engineers, electricians etc, and invite the tenders from several contractors and specialists with the appropriate credentials. Check to ensure that a new property comes with a Building Guarantee Take time to also see the surrounding areas, and local colour and culture at regional fairs and events.
MOVING - don't forget Cost of shipping belongings Legal costs Taxes Travel & health insurance Quarantine costs for pets Ensure passports are valid until next return to UK Leave duplicate set of vial documents with contact in UK |