Conversation questions
Here are some questions you can use in a conversation about buying a house or apartment.
What is the asking price, and is it negotiable?
(Helps you understand the current market value and room for negotiation.)
How long has the property been on the market?
(Gives insight into whether the house has been listed for a while, which may impact negotiations.)
Are there any recent renovations or upgrades?
(Important for understanding the current condition of the home and if any work has been done recently.)
What is the neighborhood like?
(Knowing about the local community, amenities, and safety can influence your decision.)
What are the property taxes, and have they changed recently?
(Helps you estimate ongoing costs of owning the house.)
What is the age of the roof, HVAC system, plumbing, and electrical systems?
(These are key components that can be costly to replace or repair.)
(It's important to know about any potential problems before committing.)
Are there any homeowner association (HOA) fees or restrictions?
(Some properties are governed by HOAs, which can add fees or impose rules.)
What is the average utility cost for the property?
(Helps you gauge the long-term cost of living in the home.)
Why is the current owner selling the house?
(Understanding the reason behind the sale can provide valuable context for your decision.)
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