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And what happens when you finally manage to get the details of a couple of properties that seem suitable for sale in Cork (at least by following the agent’s details!) – which also haven’t turned into ‘Agreed Sale’ almost as soon as you hear? About Them: You turn to guests with excited anticipation of finally finding your “dream home” only to be bitterly disappointed when you discover that they are located miles from anywhere (stores, buses, trains, schools, etc.). ) next door to a stinking pig farm or are in the middle of a busy highway.
Not to mention the sheer waste of your precious time, effort and money crossing the county (or even oceans if you’re still living abroad while searching for suitable houses for sale in Cork!
From the ‘wild and woolly’ areas of West Cork’s Bantry & Glengarriff, south east to the vibrant cities of Kinsale & Clonakilty or heading north to Cork city itself, Blarney and Mallow, Cork is a very large county with a lots of different styles. as well as property prices to view.
With so much physical ground to cover, where you could easily have to drive for 2-3 hours between viewings, what a relief it would be if you could instruct independent home hunters to go through the entire property search and buying process on your behalf.
Appointing a trusted, independent home hunting firm to act on your behalf will take all the work out of making realtor/auctioneer rounds and/or searching property website portals until the wee hours of the morning with the hoping to unearth that property. ‘gem of estate’ before someone else finds it.
By naming a independent House Hunter to act on your behalf, who have also experienced the process of buying a home in Ireland, will pay huge dividends down the road as they will be in the best position to save you time and money by negotiating the best possible price for the home. Of your dreams. .
Once again, due to the great diversity of property types, sizes and locations, etc. In Cork, property sales prices can vary wildly. From the dizzying heights of various million euros for the largest detached houses in and around the Kinsale and Cork City areas to the more modestly priced country houses around Glangariff, Garrettstown and Skibbereen, with prices reducing accordingly for smaller, semi-detached and semi-detached properties They are most often found in the larger developments such as Carrigaline, Douglas, Wilton and Middleton.
From the older and ‘challenging’ properties to the less demanding new builds, a savvy house hunter will have learned invaluable lessons along the way about what to consider when buying property in Ireland.
Naturally, all the usual ‘caves’ apply to buying a home in Cork, starting with the three most important factors to consider when buying anywhere: “Rent, rent, rent”. Even the perhaps lesser-known elements perceptible to the untrained eye, such as structural condition, exact market values, etc.
Initial consultation/meeting
This is your chance to provide as much information as you can so your house seekers know exactly what you are looking for in your ‘dream home’ in Cork and most importantly that you are eligible to buy property in Ireland. They will discuss your needs and also advise on practical matters such as local schools, shops, travel links etc. This should be a free, no-obligation consultation.
Preview and visualization
Using your brief as a guide, and once the ‘paperwork’ has been completed, your property search agent will search the Cork property market on your behalf and do all the legwork for you, including previewing suitable properties. that fit your requirements. Your home finder should come up with a short list of the most suitable properties for you to view, always accompanied by one of their team, as well as offer additional helpful advice as needed.
Negotiations and acquisitions
Your appointed independent home hunters will handle the negotiations, haggling as much as possible on your behalf, to get you the best possible price to secure your dream home in an extremely competitive market.
hassle-free transportation
Because the company’s directors will have personally experienced the process of buying a home in Ireland, they will also be able to put you in touch with a wide range of trusted professionals and traders, with whom they have built long-standing relationships should you ever need them. .
For example: Lawyers, Financial Advisors, Architects, Surveyors, Plumbers, Painters, Decorators, Roofers, Structural Engineers, Electricians, Gardeners and Moving Companies.