Will I pay a fee to a property agent? No, you do not have to pay the dealer, since the seller pays the agent or broker directly.

The housing and condo market will further expand hand in hand with further ‘commercial growth’ like top-class shopping malls; school and hospitals, medical centers.

No. Let’s be realistic. Those dream agencies with track-records and many years of reputable experience are still to be born.

Though you don't pay the agent directly, he'll take care of you when you buy from him.

No, you don't need to remunerate the purchaser as the vendor or intermediary charges the cash straightforwardly to the dealer.

Any cash you put resources into leased property can consequently be lost. Moreover, the exchange of leased land isn't simple.

Around 25 percent is charged sometime in the not too distant future and 100 percent would be paying for the title.

In some projects, a phased payment plan has been established because the property is not ready to move in and the payments suit the development of the land.

Do I have to pay a fee to the real estate agent? No, you do not have to pay the agent because this amount is paid directly by the seller to the agent or broker.

In order that future problems for executors and beneficiaries are avoided, foreign buyers in the country should always write a new will. Freehold: