Buying property is a big step. The right company makes it easier. Use this checklist to pick a partner you can trust.
Property Company Checklist: Reputation Matters
Start with reputation. Check Google reviews and customer stories. Then look at past projects and completion dates. Also, verify registration and licenses with local authorities. If possible, speak with two recent clients.
Services Offered (End-to-End Support)
Look for end-to-end help. That includes site visits, price checks, legal reviews, bank letters, and handover. Ask who owns each step. Moreover, confirm any extra fees that are not in the ad.
Matching Your Requirements
Share budget, timeline, and preferred areas. A good team listens first; then it shortlists options that fit. In addition, they explain trade-offs such as space, commute, and resale value. Clear guidance saves time.
Professionalism and Expertise
Notice how they work. Do they arrive on time? Are documents ready? Trained advisors reduce risk; likewise, a lawyer on call is a plus. Above all, expect polite, detail-focused service.
Communication and Responsiveness
Great firms communicate often. Agree on how and when you’ll get updates. For example, a weekly email plus a call after key steps. Also, ask for one primary contact to avoid confusion.
References and Track Record
Request a short case list with dates and prices. Compare guide prices to final sale prices. Smaller gaps show skill. Meanwhile, check third-party ratings and repeat clients.
After-Sales Support
Support should not stop at the deed. Expect help with utilities, snag lists, and management contacts. Furthermore, confirm who to call after handover—and for how long. Service after the sale builds trust.
Business Transparency
Insist on clear paperwork. That means title reports, approvals, payment plans, and receipt trails. If answers feel vague, walk away. Ultimately, no one should pressure you to sign.
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