Friday 28 June 2013

How To Negotiate For A Better Price For A Property


Whether it’s the latest gadget, vehicle or fashion accessory, everyone wants to get the best deal, which is value for money paid. The same thing goes when you’re purchasing a property. However, buying property is not as straightforward as buying a new tablet or Smartphone. It entails a virtual dance between a buyer and seller until they reach an agreement.


How To Negotiate For A Better Price For A Property


Here are some useful tips to help you get the best price for a property you are eyeing to buy.

Some properties being sold in the market are overpriced due to a number of reasons, including the emotional attachment of the seller to his or her property and poor research regarding the fair market value of a house. A desktop valuation is a useful tool that combines property details, an assessment of the value of the property, as well as the sale price of similar properties. By having a fair amount of information regarding the market value of a property, you can negotiate for a better price.


In negotiating for the best price for a property, it is a good idea to know the motivation for the sale of the property. Some sellers want to make a quick sale, either because they have purchased another property and want to move into their new home as quickly as possible, or perhaps because there are some properties which have been languishing in the property market for quite some time and the owners want to dispose of them quickly. If you are dealing with this type of seller, it is much easier to negotiate for a lower price.


But no matter what type of seller you are dealing with, resist the temptation to make a lowball offer. Offering a lower price virtually eliminates you from a seller's list of prospective buyers and makes him consider other offers.


On a related note, it is also a good idea to set a ceiling for the price you are willing to pay. For one, this allows you to make a purchase without leaving a massive dent on your budget. Second, it allows you to be firm in negotiating for a good price.


It does not hurt to let a seller know that you are looking at other properties for sale. It indicates that you are a serious buyer and added competition can minimize the need for a long series of negotiations.


Knowing every detail of the property you are eyeing to buy is a must in order for you to get the best investment, which would later on provide you with excellent returns of investment.

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