REAL estate entrepreneurs recommended that the contractor’s background is important when investing in presale apartments and condominiums.

 

Buying to live, to do busi­nesses, to open a shop, to rent it out, and to invest for resell­ing are among the purposes of transactions.

 

However, as some fin­ished buildings have been found to tilt a little, prospec­tive presale buyers need to study them.

 

“When buying an apart­ment, either a contract building or a condominium, quality and facility are im­portant, including the work and painting. Some contrac­tors built without support columns and their buildings tilted. If you are investing in a presale property, I think the background of the contractor is very important,” said an official from Prime Estate.

 

Decisive factors for prop­erty prices include location, business opportunities, trans­portation, living standards in the environment and quiet­ness when buying real estate. For buying a contracted build­ing, it is required to check the original land title deed and the contract between the landowner and the contrac­tor and to ensure concrete soundness, the buyer should publish a notice in the news­paper, he suggested. — MT/ ZN