I'm somewhat experienced when it comes to looking at established houses with land, and I know what to look for when assessing these, but now I'm in a position to look at apartments / units, and I've got no idea what I'm doing.
Can someone, off the top of their heads, write a list of things to seek / avoid when assessing units / apartments?
Also what do you think of my current preferences? My current preference for apartment / unit selection are:
What else should I consider and what is wrong with the existing list?
Can someone, off the top of their heads, write a list of things to seek / avoid when assessing units / apartments?
Also what do you think of my current preferences? My current preference for apartment / unit selection are:
- older units represent better value for money generally, and foundations have settled
- complexes with as few total residences as possible (better land content ratio)
- low body corp fees (avoid ones with lifts and pools)
- walking distance to train station
What else should I consider and what is wrong with the existing list?