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Property sale/purchase is a once in a lifetime process that must be done after evaluating multiple factors regarding the property you are planning to buy. It would be beneficial for you if you don’t rush on purchasing a house for sale. This article is based on some basic questions that you should ask the owner, dealer, or middle-man of the house for sale. These questions are fundamental and must be asked. 

  • Why is the owner of the house selling it?

This is a must-ask question because the reason for selling a property can tell you the primary hurdles which made the owner take the decision of selling the house. It would give you a clear picture of the house for sale if he/she decided because of some problem in the house.   

  • How long has the owner kept the house? Is he/she the first owner or second/third? 

This question might give you a hint of why the owner is selling the house if he/she hasn’t answered the first question properly. The number of owners can also describe the flaws that might be there in the house, and because of those flaws, many owners sell this house for sale after buying it. 

  • How long has the current owner kept the property?

This query will provide an overview of a real-time problem. If the owner is selling it and he bought it recently, then there are chances that the house has some genuine issues. 

  • Any environmental problems with or near the property?

This question can also lead you to the real problem that the owner might be trying to hide. 

  • What is the status of electricity, gas, and water supply?

It is the most frequently asked question, even before renting a home. This question’s answer can show you a clear image of your future lifestyle after buying that house for sale. Even if you are looking for a property with renting potential, then still this question is relevant.   

These questions can help you in deciding on purchasing the house for sale. Asking these inquiries are of high importance. 

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