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Five Main Myths About Real Estate That Real Estate Agents Would Like to Correct

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21.12.2023
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Five Main Myths About Real Estate That Real Estate Agents Would Like to Correct

Exposed! Five burning myths about real estate in Tallinn that agents would like to bury!

Mind-blowing! Real estate is not what it seems!

Myth #1: "Buying a house is a piece of cake!"

How many times have you heard this cliché? Agents would be outraged! It's not just about choosing and splurging. Finances are just the tip of the iceberg. The checklist is huge - legal nuances, object legality verification. And the market is unpredictable too!

Myth #2: "Real estate prices in Tallinn only go up!"

Think again! Is this some kind of perpetual economic engine? No way. The market fluctuates like the waves of the Gulf of Finland. Prices skyrocket in one moment, and the next morning, you get a cold shower of price reductions.

Myth #3: "Old housing is a direct path to bankruptcy!"

Shock! Sensation! How often have you written off old buildings? And for no reason... Wise investors can see the potential! A designer renovation and a couple of trendy features - and voila, the price has gone up!

Myth #4: "Why do you need an agent? It's all clear anyway!"

HAHAHA! Seriously? Try to handle all aspects of a deal without professional assistance. And then you'll dive headfirst into a bureaucratic whirlpool without the expert's lifebuoy.

Myth #5: "Only the first or the top floor is cheaper."

Dangerous misconception! In Tallinn, there's a special charm for every floor of housing. Middle floors can provide the best views and have higher demand when it comes to resale.

Conclusion: Don't blindly believe the sweet tales about "pies" that stick to your hands in the real estate market of Tallinn. Stay alert; ask the right questions; listen to professional voices!

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