Most mistakes around taxes and fees on a home purchase come from missing one of the points below.
When you buy, on top of the price you usually have to count a few items such as taxes and registration charges, notary fees and registration fees. The exact amounts depend on the type of home, the seller and the rules in force.
For an apartment there is usually also a maintenance contribution for the shared parts and a monthly management fee. Ask the seller what these are and when they fall due.
If you let the home out, the rental income may also be taxed. Draw up a table of costs before you decide, including any loan, so you know the real amount to prepare.
This article gives general information only and the rules can change. Before you pay a deposit or sign a contract, ask a lawyer or the competent authority; this is not legal advice.
