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Paying for landed property in instalments? Avoid these 8 mistakes

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Last updated: 2023/07/25 at 12:58 PM
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8 mistakes to avoid when paying for landed property in instalments
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When paying for landed property in instalments, it’s crucial to exercise caution and avoid common mistakes that could lead to financial and legal issues. Here are some mistakes to avoid:

  1. Inadequate research: Failing to conduct proper research on the property or seller can lead to unexpected surprises later on. Investigate the property’s title, ownership, and any potential legal disputes before committing.
  2. Not understanding the instalment plan: Thoroughly review and understand the terms and conditions of the instalment plan. Be aware of the payment schedule, penalties for late payments, and any other additional costs involved.
  3. Overstretching finances: Avoid committing to an instalment plan that strains your finances. Make sure you can comfortably afford the periodic payments without jeopardizing your financial stability.
  4. Lack of written agreement: Never rely on verbal agreements alone. Always insist on a written contract that clearly outlines the terms of the instalment plan, payment schedule, and any other relevant conditions. This will protect both parties’ interests and provide legal recourse if issues arise.
  5. Skipping a property inspection: Even when purchasing in instalments, it’s essential to inspect the property thoroughly. Failing to do so may lead to unexpected discovery of issues that could have been addressed before making the purchase.
  6. Ignoring legal advice: Seek legal advice from a qualified attorney experienced in real estate transactions. They can review the contract, ensure it is fair and protects your interests, and advise you on any potential risks or pitfalls.
  7. Ignoring the fine print: Carefully read and understand all the clauses in the contract. Pay attention to any hidden fees, penalties, or conditions that could have a significant impact on the overall cost.
  8. Failing to document payments: Keep detailed records of all instalment payments made, including receipts or bank statements. This documentation will be essential in case of any payment disputes.

By avoiding these mistakes and paying for landed property in instalments with careful consideration and diligence, you can increase the chances of a successful and rewarding real estate investment.

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