The Seven Questions To Ask Before Any Second Viewing
A first viewing sells you the light. A second viewing should sell you the plumbing, the neighbours and the running costs.
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The eight most recent listings, in the order they cleared verification.
AED 4,850,000
SGD 6,200/month
€ 1,240,000
CAD 2,150,000
€ 3,400/month
ZAR 12,900,000
Camps Bay, Cape Town, South Africa
¥ 385,000/month
NZD 1,690,000
Eight of the twelve. Each one has a local team, not a franchise badge.
Four homes our team would put their own name against this month.
AED 4,850,000
SGD 6,200/month
€ 1,240,000
ZAR 12,900,000
Camps Bay, Cape Town, South Africa
Six of the four hundred reviews collected after completion, not before.
They sent me the survey before I asked for it, flagged the two things that would cost money, and still told me to buy. That is the whole reason I trusted the rest.
Hala MansourBought in Dubai
Six viewings in one afternoon, all pre-checked, none of them a waste of time. I signed on the Tuesday and moved in the same week.
Marcus LeeRented in Singapore
The valuation was lower than two other agencies quoted me. It was also the one the flat actually sold for — in eleven days.
Sofia AlmeidaSold in Lisbon
I was buying from another country and never once felt out of the loop. Everything arrived translated, on time, and explained.
Jonas WeberBought in Barcelona
Four units, one dashboard, one person to call. Occupancy has not dropped below ninety-four percent since we moved across.
Amara OkaforLet a portfolio
First home, so I asked a hundred questions. I got a hundred answers, and not one of them was a sales pitch.
Ryan ColeBought in Toronto
The same process whether you are buying your first studio or letting a portfolio.
Budget, streets, school run, the deal-breakers. Ten minutes on a call saves a month of the wrong viewings.
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What we learned this quarter, written down before we forget it.
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