Define the objective.
Are you considering rental income, a future use, a longer holding period or a mix of priorities? Share your approximate budget, preferred areas and how much flexibility matters to you.
Understand what is being proposed.
For a leased property, ask for the existing tenancy and payment information. For an unleased or new property, identify the basis of any rental or resale projection. Record the proposed price and costs separately from the projected outcome.
- The property, development stage and intended use.
- Current lease information or the evidence behind a rental assumption.
- Recurring ownership costs, possible setup work and periods without rent.
- The questions that remain open before a decision.
Choose the property context.
Commercial and residential proposals raise different questions about use, occupancy and ongoing arrangements. Explore the relevant context, then bring the particular proposal into the conversation.
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Questions, answered.
Can I discuss a property I have already shortlisted?
Yes. Send the proposal and identify what you are comparing: the location, price, lease, rent assumption, costs or holding period. An existing lease and a future rental projection should be identified separately.
What if I have a budget but no particular property?
Begin with your objective, approximate budget, preferred areas and timing. Add whether you expect to use the property yourself or are considering it as an investment.
LET'S TALK
What are you considering investing in?
Share your objective and any proposal you want to understand more clearly.