Property and residency
Check whether the specific property and your circumstances meet any residency program requirements. Assess the purchase and application separately.
Clarify whether the property is a home, an investment or part of a residency plan. Review ownership, funding and ongoing costs, and confirm the legal and residency checks needed before committing.
Check whether the specific property and your circumstances meet any residency program requirements. Assess the purchase and application separately.
Consider how the location, home, transport, and nearby services fit your plans for everyday life.
Review purchase and running costs, management arrangements, and the assumptions behind any rental projection.
Identify the property checks, contracts, payment schedule, and ownership arrangements to discuss before a purchase.
Tell us your preferred location, budget, intended use, and timing. Distinguish a home purchase, rental investment, and any residency plans.
Related publications from the past two years. Confirm requirements, costs and availability with a specialist; earlier articles remain in the dated archive.

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