If you are looking to invest in a property and want to ensure that the investment pays off, then it would be useful if you were able to spot properties which have been undervalued. This article will explain some of the aspects to look out for which will enable you to know when a property has been undervalued and will therefore save you money. When looking at a property that may be under valued, there are numerous things to consider. One is to not go purely on the look of the property. If it is really clean and tidy and could be moved in straight away, that does not necessarily mean that it is undervalued. The property may still need the same amount of work done on it as it would need for a property that is slightly more run down. So if you say a property that you know is worth a lot more than the general asking price, you could go straight in with an offer of the asking price or even a bit more. This will ensure that you obtain the property but you know after carrying out the required work, you could easily make a substantial profit. Read the full article below ….

Let me ask you a question.

Let’s say there are two identical houses, one has been lived in by an old lady who has kept it clean and tidy, it looks immaculate and you could live there if you needed to. The property is generally old-fashioned, all the ceilings have tiles and both bathroom and kitchen were replaced in the early 1980s. It has central heating installed and has hardwood and aluminium double glazing.

The second one has been neglected; it needs everything doing including kitchen and bathroom, all the ceilings have fallen in and it looks a complete mess. It has no heating or double glazing. [Original Source: here ]