It often happens to me despite having explicitly described a property to hear me say "yes nice, but the box is missing!" or "yes nice, but the lift is missing!"
It's a classic example of a waste of time on both sides. It is useless to view a property for sale if you already know in advance that it does not have the characteristics we are looking for.
If it is essential for you to find a house near a train station, it is useless to see one in the suburbs!
Personally I expose certain shortcomings at first contact, but not all my colleagues adopt the same line as me. But knowing how to skim only brings advantages:
- you only focus on what you want
- you save time
- there is no confusion
Do not let yourself be taken by the heat, the real estate ads are accompanied by photos and description (very important) and from there you start to select, if you turn to a real estate agency you will immediately clarify your needs, you will be appreciated. Transparency!
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