Buying a House in Iloilo? Top 3 Things to Think About

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Home ownership in Iloilo City or in its neighboring municipalities can be a good or bad experience depending on your preparedness and thorough study.

It is generally good for you can now have a house of your own but a little bit bitter for you will now encounter bills, amortizations, loans and repairs. House for Sale Iloilo scatters everywhere.

All of them have their own perks of attracting prospective buyers. To name a few, some has no cash out strategy to attract you. But whether you are a first time wanna be homeowner or veteran in the world of real estate business who is looking for House for Sale Iloilo, it is still helpful for you to bear in mind the following tips.

1. Sufficiency of money.

Buying a House in Iloilo? Top 3 Things to Think About | RE/MAX AdvantageThis one is obvious, but still worth to mention. Signing a loan agreement and having the house as collateral is the first step in buying a house. Make sure that the monthly amortization is feasible for you to avoid your dream house being pulled by the financing company. If you have a monthly stable income, set aside enough money a month that will cover for the amortization. Make sure that your salary is greater than your monthly amortization.

You can be easily fall in love with a lovely and luxurious home but make sure that you are wise enough to choose the house that gives you the necessaries more than the luxury. Expect also that owning a house entails expenses such as bills, utilities, homeowner dues, etc. Assess first the financial burden you are engaging with before buying. It is not fun at all to live in a house you own while living a lifestyle of a pauper.

2. Know the neighborhood.

Having a good house is not the only factor, neighborhood also matters.

Look for neighbors who take pride in their lawn and home upkeep. Look for some disadvantage like the poor drainage system in the community or scarcity of water supply. Use a keen outsider’s eye and regard your vicinity carefully.

It can be wise to visit the area at different times of day and night to see activity levels. Also, asked for some planned developments in the area. Know the amenities that the developer will offer to the community.

3. Know your current and future goals.

Would it be your home forever or you still have plans to seek greener career abroad or in other place? Set your goals and weigh in first where would you buy a house or will you still buy a house. Do you have plans to have a family in the future or do you still want to have more kids? Things like this will enable you to assess how big the house you want. Is it near to the area where you cater your clients, your office? Etc.

Even if some of these future needs are not your own, they will likely be the needs of others when you turn around to sell the property. While you can predict the needs of others, you can certainly foresee if this home will meet most of the standard ones.

As you can see, home ownership can be a frightening and scary business. It is overwhelming to attempt to find the abode of your dreams.

Follow this list, take your time, try to breathe through the stressful times, and hire an informative agent to help you. All of these steps have a worthwhile end at the doorstep of your dreams.

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Atty. Carol Advincula

Atty. Ma. Carolina Tantoco-Advincula is a certified public accountant and legal practitioner. She acquired her license as a real estate broker in 2014. RE/MAX Advantage is set to change the real estate landscape in Iloilo with its global network and a team of knowledgable agents that put customers first.

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