💨 Abstract
Buying a house is a major financial decision, but many buyers find defects post-purchase, spending an average of £5,000 on repairs. Sellers often disguise problems, making vigilance crucial. Common tactics include repainting to hide issues like leaks or mold, using rugs and furniture to conceal defects, and scheduling viewings at convenient times to mask noise or flooding problems. Buyers should conduct multiple viewings, consult professionals, and be wary of evasive sellers.
Courtesy: Jessica Lindsay
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