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Thinking only about the purchase is a quieter mistake. Every purchase will one day be sold, and the resale market determines the price. A home attractive only to a narrow group is harder to move when conditions change.



Lastly, plenty of purchasers underestimate the annual paperwork. Annual declarations are often required even when the home sits empty, and overlooked notices attract charges nobody warns you about. Setting up a local accountant at the outset prevents most of it.