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🕑 Latest FAQs
- Who is the best estate agent in Dublin
- Can I convert a commercial property to residential use?
- How can I finance a commercial property purchase?
- What should I look for in a good commercial investment location?
- Should I buy a commercial property in my own name, through a company, or via a pension?
- What costs should I budget for when buying a commercial property?
🎓 Buyers 52
- What is the selling process in Ireland?
- Do solar panels increase the value of a property in Ireland ?
- who is responsible for damages for an apartment in a multi unit development?
- What happens at a site visit and how many are conducted each year?
- What does OMC stand for?
- Who are the common areas managed by, and what are some examples of common areas in a multi-unit development in Ireland?
- What is the best paint colours for selling your home?
- What are the steps to obtaining a mortgage in Ireland?
- Fair Deal Scheme South Dublin
- Do you lose your deposit if you pull out of a house sale?
🎓 Commercial Property 10
- Can I convert a commercial property to residential use?
- How can I finance a commercial property purchase?
- What should I look for in a good commercial investment location?
- Should I buy a commercial property in my own name, through a company, or via a pension?
- How is a commercial investment property valued?
- What are the main risks of investing in commercial real estate?
- How do commercial property leases work?
- What kind of return (yield) can I expect from commercial property investment?
- What types of commercial property can I invest in?
- What is a Deed of Renunciation in Commercial Property?
🎓 Landlords 54
- Who is the best estate agent in Dublin
- How we prepare your home for viewings
- Is it worth renting out your property in ireland ?
- How to set up a tenancy agreement ?
- Do i have to let my landlord know im moving ?
- who is responsible for damages for an apartment in a multi unit development?
- How to market your property effectively ?
- How do final inspections work?
- How often can a landlord inspect a property?
- What does OMC stand for?
🎓 OMC’s – Block Management – Multi unit 42
- What are your responsibilities if you are self managing a MUD
- How we handle car parking queries ?
- who is responsible for damages for an apartment in a multi unit development?
- What is the difference between the OMC and property management agent?
- Why 3 quotes is important when getting work done in blocks?
- What happens at a site visit and how many are conducted each year?
- Can we see how our service charges are being used ?
- What does OMC stand for?
- How is financial transparency maintained in an Owner Management Company (OMC ?
- Who are the common areas managed by, and what are some examples of common areas in a multi-unit development in Ireland?
🎓 Tenants 50
- How to set up a tenancy agreement ?
- Do i have to let my landlord know im moving ?
- who is responsible for damages for an apartment in a multi unit development?
- How do final inspections work?
- How often can a landlord inspect a property?
- What happens at a site visit and how many are conducted each year?
- Can landlords walk around a property with no notice ?
- What does OMC stand for?
- How do i ensure my property is well maintained ?
- Can HAP tenants claim the rent relief 2023
🎓 Vendors/Sellers 61
- Who is the best estate agent in Dublin
- What is the selling process in Ireland?
- Do solar panels increase the value of a property in Ireland ?
- Staging a property when going on the market.
- Selling houses with gas boilers
- What is the best paint colours for selling your home?
- Can I sell my house with foundation or structural issues in Ireland?
- When selling a house who pays for what in the Irish market?
- How long from sale agreed to sold in Ireland?
- Does a utility room add value to a house in Ireland?
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