There are a lot of options for the house owner to choose from. A ready to move house, under constructions or a resale flat. Now every option has its pros and cons so let's go through them one by one.
PC: Pixabay.com
Ready to move house is better option for someone who wants to reduce the rent and only pay the EMI and start to stay in the house from the day 1. The good thing about this type of the house is that the owner will get all the amenities from the day 1 itself. The only downside of ready to move house is that, they are expensive as compared to the under constructions.
Now for under constructions the good thing is that they arecheaper but again there are multiple problems. First is that you will pay rent as well as the EMI and thus you have to pay 2 times. Next is that if the builder is good you will be sure that the builder is adhere to the timeliness whereas sometimes it gets dragged on. Next is that under constructions amenities takes time to build and thus you pay before actually using it.
So yeah ready to move is always good but again you have to pay extra for it. But if you are looking for house you can also try for resale houses, not too old but whose construction is around 10 years old. The thing is those houses are near to the city as well as the if the construction quality is good then you will also pay less amount than the market. And you also know the pros and cons of the society by talking with the owners and can take decision based on that.
