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Commenting on “Termites, rising damp and asbestos: The three worst problems home buyers dread”
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I have written many times that I am a pessimistic optimist. I look at things from a pessimistic perspective, find solutions to overcome the anticipated problems before proceeding with the next move. I know then, optimistically, there will not be any outstanding problems I can’t tackle with.
The following link is very useful, and please take time to read it. Even I don’t claim to be an expert in everything, because new things, new problems and new solutions keep popping up each day. I try to keep myself as up-to-date as possible with my knowledge.
When you buy a house that sounds too ridiculous, too good to be true, don’t Walk away. It may be a good deal, provided you know what the inherent problems it comes with, and how much you need to fix them.
Look for the problems, workout various possible solutions, and it money within your budget can use to fix it, then fix it. However, don’t let emotion overrides your decision, otherwise you’ll buying an endless bundle of headache and heartache.
If you find my posts or this FB page useful, share with your friends.
Thank you for reading.
Commenting on “Termites, rising damp and asbestos: The three worst problems home buyers dread”
https://www.domain.com.au/advice/termites-rising-damp-and-asbestos-the-three-worst-problems-home-buyers-dread-20171206-gzwu1d/
I have written many times that I am a pessimistic optimist. I look at things from a pessimistic perspective, find solutions to overcome the anticipated problems before proceeding with the next move. I know then, optimistically, there will not be any outstanding problems I can’t tackle with.
The following link is very useful, and please take time to read it. Even I don’t claim to be an expert in everything, because new things, new problems and new solutions keep popping up each day. I try to keep myself as up-to-date as possible with my knowledge.
When you buy a house that sounds too ridiculous, too good to be true, don’t Walk away. It may be a good deal, provided you know what the inherent problems it comes with, and how much you need to fix them.
Look for the problems, workout various possible solutions, and it money within your budget can use to fix it, then fix it. However, don’t let emotion overrides your decision, otherwise you’ll buying an endless bundle of headache and heartache.
If you find my posts or this FB page useful, share with your friends.
Thank you for reading.
