Investing on real estate properties needs a bit of cleverness to avoid any wrongful move, Here we list four ways in which your investment can go wrong:

1) Delayed beginner

The first thing that anyone has to keep in mind is not to start late the investment. As the saying goes, “The earlier the better”. There is a bit of risk involved in starting your investments late. It is usually ideal to spread your loan repayment over long periods. If the loan repayment period is short, the EMI you would pay is long. If somebody is buying a property a bit late in life then, it is for him to live and while buying the second property, the person has to keep in mind that the property should be capable of earning him some good rental.

2) Research

Without knowing details of the location where you want to buy a property, you should never take a chance. It will make you spend money and does not get what you want. First of all, try to find out what the builder’s credibility is and then take a good look at his track record. Apart from that, you need to know if the project site is legally obtained by the builder. The infrastructure in that area should be developing and there should be a good chance of appreciation in the next few years. Also, you need to check if the capital values increase in the neighbourhood. For an end-user, this really does not matter. The other aspects such as water supply, electricity, sewage and the like have to be clearly looked into before you go for an apartment.

3) Misunderstood the payment plan

These days it is very commonplace the developers offering various schemes. These schemes are sometimes deceptive and so, check carefully before you buy anything like that. You need to ensure that the scheme does not create any additional financial burden. The offer that the developer gives might look rosy but there are hidden areas that you need to know to avoid future troubles. Whenever the developer says something, try to document it and do not promise anything off your mouth. This will keep you in a stronger position.

4) Miscalculating the cost

These days it is very commonplace the developers offering various schemes. These schemes are sometimes deceptive and so, check carefully before you buy anything like that. You need to ensure that the scheme does not create any additional financial burden. The offer that the developer gives might look rosy but there are hidden areas that you need to know to avoid future troubles. Whenever the developer says something, try to document it and do not promise anything off your mouth. This will keep you in a stronger position.

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