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Buying property in New Zealand
When you move to a new country, purchasing a property can help you feel settled.
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Buying property in New Zealand is generally restricted to residents and citizens. The process varies by sale method, such as auction or negotiation, and an accepted offer is legally binding.
It's crucial to research potential issues, including leaky buildings, problematic materials like Dux Quest piping, and natural hazards. A Land Information Memorandum (LIM) report can help identify risks.
Remember, real estate agents typically work for the seller, so build a support team of professionals for due diligence.
Who can buy property in New Zealand?
The New Zealand property-buying process
When your offer is accepted, you must buy the property
Types of land ownership and housing styles
New Zealand building issues to be aware of
New Zealand’s natural hazards
What you can expect from a real estate agent
Professionals who can support you through the process
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