Cities, coastal or properties in villages with good panoramic view,
generally out perform other areas.
The combination of good urban planning and natural beauty also result in
desirable locations.
Consider growth areas with good access to local facilities and avoid
environmental problems such as areas with busy roads or noisy factories/
industries nearby.
Once you have decided on your location the next question is what to buy.
Make a list of what is important to you – number of bedrooms, car access,
size of land – but be prepared to compromise on some things.
Consider if you are prepared to renovate, if so, the worst house in the best
street could be a good buy.
Look for at least one special feature, maybe it is a view, a large backyard,
a designer interior or original historical features.
Easy Livin Goa website is a great place to start your research. It offers you
on-line property details with photos of properties and virtual tours.
Make searching easier by sending inquiries of what you are looking for on
info@easylivingoa.com and receive an instant e-mail as soon as suitable
properties become available.
We have placed the location map which will be of great help if you are
moving to an area you don’t know well. We at Easy Livin are more than
eager to help you start your search for a good property investment.
Finding a rental property
Decide where you’d like to live
Drive around or walk the area to be sure
Decide on how much rent you can afford
Don’t forget other costs like water rates and electricity
Check if pets are allowed
Check connections such as phone and cable connections
Check access to public transport
Tenant entitlements
Check details of the lease such as who pays water rates
Check landlords obligation to make essential repairs regarding plumbing,
electricity, water heater, etc
Make sure your agreement is registered or notarized with the
appropriate rental authority and you have a copy of your agreement,
duly notarised.
Tenants obligations
You will be required to sign a lease
Alert the agent in writing of any prior
damage to the property before moving
in so you will not be held liable
Pay a rental deposit
Pay the rent on time
Pay the agents brokerage commission
Pay any agreed outgoings such as water usage
Keep the property in good order
Provide access to the managing agent
as agreed for periodical property inspections
Give the Property managing agent in writing of any changes intended within
the property
What to do if there is a problem
Contact your property owner immediately
Make sure you have all emergency
numbers handy for repairs and assistance
