Avoid you're confused, I'm confused syndrome
When you view several properties in one day (good idea to never view more than 5) make notes, take pictures (if your camera allows- switch the date time feature on) pay attention to the details such tiling schemes, kitchen units and work surfaces, bathroom fittings etc. You’d be surprised at the end of the day when your discussing the pro’s and con’s just how much you’ve forgotten and if you’re confused and debating what tiles were in what bathroom you can bet your advisor will be no help, after all they see is 100’s of properties a year.
Same goes for show homes when buying off plan, don’t assume that everything you see inside and outside is what you’re buying. Make sure you understand the specification that will be handed over to you.
Do a second visit and this time take time to walk around the neighbourhood, it’s also a good idea, particularly if the property that’s captured your heart is in a built up area to also go there at night.
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