A narrow structural contingency may not be enough for an apartment. Problems can involve services or common areas rather than the unit’s structure, so the wording could leave you exposed while giving little real protection.
I would set a firm maximum for inspection findings you could absorb...
I’m less reassured than Marco. ₹2,338,000 sounds substantial in isolation, but the home is 5-bed and costs ₹60,960,000, so repairs could arrive in large chunks rather than tidy monthly amounts. I would wait for the inspection before deciding the buffer is adequate. Several ordinary findings...
I have a 7.01% quote fixed for three years on a serviced apartment purchase of about QAR 2,457,000 in Doha. The advertised rate was lower, but the arrangement fees and my loan-to-value tier changed the picture. For comparing lenders, would you focus on APR, interest paid during those three...