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    Kuala Lumpur listings: the headline and the street-level picture ...thoughts? (4 bed)

    How tightly have you defined Kuala Lumpur and “four bedroom”? Two apartments at similar asking prices may appeal to very different buyers because of the exact neighbourhood, building and usable layout. Also, are maintenance charges included in your maintenance theory, or do you mean the physical...
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    [For sale] 3-bed condo in Brussels — €478,400

    That is fair. A sensible order for me would be: confirm the neighbourhood, service-charge level and parking situation; view the condo; then examine the floor-area evidence, energy information and title material before taking matters further. The first three points determine whether the...
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    [For sale] 3-bed condo in Brussels — €478,400

    Agreed on parking. For a condo this size, I would specifically want to know whether there is a designated space, optional space, shared arrangement or no parking at all. A storage cellar or similar space should be identified separately too, if one is included.
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    [For sale] 3-bed condo in Brussels — €478,400

    Also interested in whether the €478,400 includes any fixed lighting, fitted storage or major appliances. Those items can be easy to assume from photos but may not form part of the sale.
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    [For sale] 3-bed condo in Brussels — €478,400

    “Average-to-good condition” leaves a lot open. Does that mean mainly cosmetic wear, or are the kitchen, bathrooms, windows or building systems likely to need work? Even a short room-by-room summary would help people decide whether a viewing is worthwhile.
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    Comparing two mortgage illustrations for a ₹120,200,000 purchase near Bengaluru

    I’d make one simple table: upfront cash, monthly payment, balance remaining at each possible exit date, interest paid to that date, and any repayment or exit charge. That avoids mixing an APR from one lender with a cash-cost figure from another. Keep the 4.01% headline in the table, but don’t...
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