Due Diligence
When buying property in the UK we look into every possible area that could cause heartbreak further along the line. This is all in the name of making dead sure that we are making a sensible, smart purchase, rather than buying into a liability.
However, it is often the case that our traditionally cautious mentality takes something of a holiday when we start looking to buy property overseas. We seem all too easily seduced by the ever friendly sales people and abundance of photos of palm fringed sandy beaches. Our pre-occupation with 'living the dream' certainly can put our better judgment at risk.
From understanding the location's general potential, through to gathering formal and informal intelligence on the developer, to understanding local land and taxation laws and then making sure your purchase is structured in such as way as to provide constant security, the presentation aims to guide you through the process step by step.
We ensure that all the properties we promote and sell come with a full due diligence. But what does this mean? Due Diligence means to carry out various investigations into a property (in this case). This is to make sure that every aspect is covered and to guarantee that what we are selling is in fact what you will be buying.
The Due Diligence covers
- The ownership of the project/land or property
- The seller are in fact able to sell
- All planning permissions have been granted
- No outstanding debts of the property
- No planning issues
- Bank financing is available
- Contract s are in English
Once we are satisfied that we have covered all the above areas then we look to market the property or development. Having a due diligence of this details means you will buy with complete piece of mind .



