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Buying an apartment · 6 minutes of reading

Apartment purchase costs: the full budget beyond the price of the property

Guide to purchase tax planning, lawyer, brokerage, appraisals, registration, renovation, insurances and reserve before buying an apartment.

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The price of the apartment is just the starting point. A responsible purchase budget includes purchase tax according to the buyer's status, attorney's fees, brokerage if any, appraisals, fees and registration, insurance, moving and renovation. Before signing, you should calculate each section separately and leave a reserve, because certain costs depend on the transaction and the service providers.

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Build a budget before signing

Start with the contract price and add separate lines for purchase tax, attorney, brokerage, appraisals, registration, insurance, renovation and moving. In an apartment from a contractor, attachments, changes, infrastructure connections and the payment date must also be checked. In a second hand apartment it is important to budget for inspections and repairs.

Purchase tax is calculated according to the data of the buyer and the transaction. Purchase tax calculator Provides an estimate, but the binding assessment is by the tax authority. The equity and the mortgage can be examined bThe equity calculator and inThe mortgage calculator.

Reserve is part of the deal

Don't use all the money available on signing day. An unplanned expense could lead to an expensive loan and hurt the repayment ratio. Build three scenarios: basic, reasonable and severe, and check that the flow remains positive even in the severe scenario.

For an orderly mapping of the deal, you can start withThe initial consultation.

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More questions

What costs should be calculated beyond the price of the apartment?

Purchase tax, legal advice, brokerage if any, appraisals, fees, financing costs, insurance, adjustments to the property, transition and reserve for unexpected expenses.

Does every buyer pay purchase tax?

not necessarily. The liability depends on the value, the status of the buyer and the provisions of the law at the time of the transaction. An individual calculation must be made and not rely on a general example.

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