Start with use, not the listing

Decide whether the property is a primary residence, second home or investment. That choice changes the location, property type, management needs and the questions worth asking.

Separate price from total cost

Ask for a documented estimate of closing, maintenance, furnishing and management costs. Figures should be confirmed for the specific transaction.

Use independent professional review

The legal and tax structure depends on the buyer and property. A real estate advisor can coordinate information but does not replace a notary, attorney or tax professional.

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