Many factors come into play and should be
considered in purchasing a new home. Research is important and plays a major
role into the purchase of a new home. Once the research has been done, speak
with a lawyer or estate agent.
Know where you want to be. This is talking about
location. Think about your lifestyle – how it is now and how it might be in 5 –
10 years.
After considering the location, next is what do you
want the house to have? Do you want a newer home with all the amenities or a
functional home. Do you want a large yard for children that would require
maintenance or would you prefer something requiring less maintenance. Make a
list of all your Must Haves.
Visit the location of the house you wish to buy.
Once you’ve searched and found some houses that meet your criteria, you need to
see them in person as photos can often be deceiving. The only way to know if a
house is right for you is to go out and see it for yourself.
It is also important to get a second opinion about
the property with your partner, a friend or a professional. Keep an open mind
to the defects they may point out.
Most importantly cut your coat according to your
size. Take on something you can afford and is comfortable for you. Don’t look
at a house because it is expensive, you may get stuck paying for it especially
if you have taken a mortgage.
This has been courtesy Rand Merchant Bank as part
of The Bankers Committee Financial Literacy Public Enlightenment Programme
brought to you by The Bankers Committee, comprising all the commercial Banks in
Nigeria and the Central Bank of Nigeria.
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