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I’d start with a 15% contingency and only reduce it once the intrusive unknowns are narrowed. Ask whether the price assumes existing plumbing routes can remain, whether the electrical allowance includes replacement rather than inspection alone, and who pays for making good after access holes...

I’d actually resist starting with a dataset. Completed prices can lag, while country properties are often too varied for an average to explain much. Build a small property-level sheet first: location, condition, land or outbuildings if relevant, asking date, price changes, renovation allowance...

If a decision is needed before the trials expire, I would not let the largest discount settle it. The reduced annual price is attractive, but cancellation terms and access to usable exports could cost more than the saving later. Run one complete Spanish case through each tool now, export the...

I would lean toward the price supported by completed sales, not the highest valuation. Ask both agents for the closest sold duplexes and make them explain adjustments for condition and the exact neighbourhood boundary. Also ask whether the comparable listings that cut after 11 days actually...

For the local comparison you want, ask inspectors whether they can show anonymized sample reports or describe the scope used for comparable completed 3-bed homes near Toronto. Don’t focus only on how many issues appear; ask which findings required prompt action, which were cosmetic, and whether...