Social media plays a crucial role in advertising businesses. While purchasing land or property, people usually visit the advertised site only to realize that the advertised price was actually either EMI based or plots/property which are already claimed to have been sold. Not sure if they ever even existed. How far, Internet can be relied upon in real estate matters? Has something similar ever happened to you or someone you know?
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discuss Buying property online
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It is very risky to buy properties online. I will have to meet the person offline before I can even think of having to pay for the property. It is not wise to make some purchases online without physical verifications.
Property is not something that you buy online and it is delivered to your doorstep. You have to go on inspection and than personally sign documents. You can sure check online and even discuss, but ultimately you have to be physically present to close the deal.
There are certain things that you need to be on ground and do extensive investigations before you commit your funds to buy. You don't go to buy a house or a land online. The chances of getting scammed trying it buy property online is very high.
Buying properties online is a thing that must be approached with caution. Even if information about the property is provided, you still need to carry out thorough investigations and confirm the legitimacy of the listings. Making research about the seller and the developer and consulting appropriate experts is very necessary.