WEIGHING THE OPTION BETWEEN BUYING OR BUILDING A HOUSE

Buy Or Build: Which Option Should You Take To Invest In Property?

When Building Is The Answer
Building will, in the following circumstances, be the way to go to meet your objective:

1. You Won't Compromise On Personal Design
   Configuring your building design to your own taste may be very important to you, whether or not you will occupy it. If you will not accept or be comfortable with anything but a design you scripted, the open choice is to design and build. This can achieve enhanced functionality, better economy of space or other features that matter to you.



2. You're Particular About Exact Location
   If you have a specific choice about certain features of the kind of location you want to own property (this can easily count when you will be an occupant) your best better if to look for a location that fits your specification and build.



3. Desire Full Control Of The Quality Process
   When you buy a ready property, you are hardly sure of what went into the construction. Granted that experts can evaluate the structural quality of a property for you, costs are involved and certain details will still not be obvious. That sparkling building may, in reality, be just colourful painting. This prospect is worsened by the weak regulatory and supervisory framework that currently attends our housing construction. If you consider control of quality very critical, the only way to be sure is to take charge and do it yourself.
   
   
4. You Aim For A Budget Price For Giant Value
   If the goal is to strike an optimal balance between cost and technical quality where both factors score excellently, the winning formula is to build. Especially for large building projects, many factors can bloat the cost which gets passed on to buyers. Even for equivalent quality of work, you get to pay more. It's worse when a higher price tag is placed on buildings of questionable quality. If the right price-quality equation is what you seek, implementing by yourself will put you in firm control.



5. You wouldn't Risk Serious Repair/Maintenance Outlay
   If you wouldn't take any chance with getting into serious repair problems, the best way to stay off is a structure you personally built. Not that every purchased property will have serious repair problems, but the risk is there with fairly old structure. New structures that are not well-supervised could also come up with major structural or fittings problems. If you build for yourself, you risk no surprises.

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