DO’s and Don’ts: When buying a house.

It’s undeniable. Buying a house is an important milestone, be it for a first-timer or for the one who’s on the hunt for that perfect home. We believe it is an investment of not just the finances but also your dreams and emotions. Although the process could be quite challenging, Sri Krishna Developers aim to make every step easier; because that’s all that matters.

Here are a few Do’s and Don’ts we’d advise you to keep in mind when buying that dream property:


Do’s of Buying A House:

1. List the Priorities and Must Haves

It is important to understand your needs and non-negotiables, helping you filter your list and avoid unnecessary options when buying a house.

2. Estimate a budget and financing options

Determine your financial capability and options before you start hunting for a house. Keep in check a certain portion for taxes, maintenance, bills and any possible renovations excluding the price of the property.

3. Neighbourhood Research

When buying a house, you commit to more than just the four walls. It is important to learn about the amenities, safety and developmental places, accessibility and other components of the neighbourhood.

4. Understand the fine Print

Read and re-read the mortgage or property terms and documentation when buying a house. Seek legal help and advice to get a clear understanding.

5. Learn your home’s potential

It is advised to consider not only the current market value and the benefits of the property but also get an estimate of the future possibilities and potential such as the re-sale value, family expansion and possible lifestyle changes if any.


Don'ts of Buying a House:

1. Never Rush

Buying a house is a time-consuming process requiring proper evaluation and judgement. It is a significant investment that cannot be rushed into or pressurized, only to regret later.

2. Avoid Financial Strains

Going beyond your financial capability will only burden your future and leave you stressed. It is advised to be mindful and make calculative investments.

3. Don’t skip legal assistance

Real estate transactions involve complex legalities. Skipping legal advice might lead to unforeseen problems later.