A question that usually troubles almost all home buyers is whether to opt for a ready-to-move-in house or book an under-construction one. Since both these property types serve and suit different purposes and intents, it is imperative to know their pros and cons in details. Here is a ready guide to help you take the decision. Under-construction property Buying an under-construction property has become one of the easiest ways to realise the dream of owning a home these days. This proposition in real estate comes with certain risks as well, the most common being delayed possession. Let’s have a look at the benefits and drawbacks associated with such properties. Ready-to-move-in property Due to the incessant delays in project deliveries in the last few years, home buyers have increasingly started preferring ready units. Let’s take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of the same. Advantages Under-Construction Property Easier on the pocket: An under-c...
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