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Disadvantages of top-floor flats

A person looking for a new flat often comes across a listing for a flat on the top floor of a building. Flats in such a location have a bad reputation, dating back to...

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Why buy a flat through an estate agent?

Buying a flat or a house is one of life's most important decisions, so it should not be taken lightly. It is a good idea to enlist the help of professionals, such as...

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Flat reservation agreement

Once we have set our sights on a particular flat and know that we will want to work with a given developer, we can sign a reservation agreement. Because this type of...

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Is it worth living in a gated community?

For most Poles, gated communities have become a synonym for luxury that few can afford. In recent years, however, more and more negative voices have been heard about...

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Handover protocol when buying a flat

The final purchase of a flat or house is the stage that crowns a long process. Before finally receiving the keys to the flat, we should carefully verify its technical...

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Mortgage with your parents

Financial institutions examine the situation of a potential borrower very closely, and many factors can make a positive decision harder to obtain. The possibility of...

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