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Signing documents you cannot read is nearly as costly. An official translation is inexpensive next to the sum being committed. Assurances given by the agent mean nothing once a dispute starts — the contract is what counts.



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Thinking only about the purchase is a subtler error. Every purchase will eventually be sold, and the pool of future buyers matters. A unit that only appeals to foreign buyers sells slowly when conditions change.



Last of all, plenty of purchasers underestimate the ongoing obligations. Tax filings may be required even when the home sits empty, and late filings attract fines that grow over time. Arranging professional help from the start prevents most of it.