When buying a property it is important not to let your emotions interfere and to keep practicality in mind.
Here are a few more items you should consider since part one was published:
1. One of the first factors to think about when buying a property is the location. Capital growth of the property can rely on a number of factors such as roads, bridges residential developments.
2. Furthermore, always think about the property’s location in relation to schools, eating hubs and public transport.
3. Familiarise yourself with the location/area and know how much you can afford to pay each week to ensure that, when interest rates rise, you’ll be able to keep up with the repayments.
4. Lastly, think about the direction of the property. Consider the sun aspect as well as prevailing wind patterns in the area.