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Building charges are often overlooked. A unit in a development with a pool, landscaping and shared parking carries regular fees that continue regardless of occupancy. Request the building's financial records before signing, and enquire about scheduled repairs.



Distance creates costs that local owners never see. A local manager must be available for maintenance visits, deal with mail and official notices, and arrange routine maintenance. Professional management normally charges a percentage of the rent, and going without it often becomes a false economy.



Insurance, utility standing charges and exit costs finish the calculation. The tax due on a future sale often applies even to a non-resident owner, occasionally at a higher rate. A sensible test is to build a simple long-term cost projection at the offer stage — the figure tends to exceed what the buyer imagined.