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Buying Real Estate in Israel: Tips from Shia Getter
Shia Getter of The Getter Group shares tips for buying property in Israel, emphasizing early purchase, negotiation strategies, and the importance of a plan B. The Getter Group provides comprehensive assistance throughout the buying process.
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IsraelInvestmentReal EstateHome BuyingProperty
The Getter GroupThe Jerusalem Post
Shia GetterShmuel (Luky) GuiguiSivan Ohayon
- What services does The Getter Group offer to its clients?
- Getter's company, The Getter Group, provides a systematic checklist to assist clients through every step of the home-buying process, including contract signing, mortgage arrangements, and interior design. They aim to educate clients and prevent overcharges.
- What expertise does Shmuel (Luky) Guigui bring to The Getter Group?
- Shmuel (Luky) Guigui, a property expert at The Getter Group, highlights their ability to explain the final appearance of projects based on existing blueprints, demonstrating the experience and expertise they bring to the table.
- How does The Getter Group handle negotiation on behalf of its clients?
- The Getter Group helps clients negotiate favorable terms, which isn't solely about price. They can secure additional amenities or concessions to compensate for potential overpayments, as illustrated by the example of a client who initially overpaid for an apartment.
- How does Shia Getter explain the process of buying property using a compass analogy?
- Getter uses a compass analogy to guide potential buyers: 'North' represents the property's location, 'East' defines the reason for purchase, 'West' signifies available resources (lawyer, broker, etc.), and 'South' identifies obstacles holding buyers back.
- What is Shia Getter's primary advice for people looking to buy real estate in Israel?
- Shia Getter advises potential buyers in Israel to purchase a property sooner rather than later, even if it's not their dream home, as prices continuously increase. He emphasizes the importance of having a Plan B in case the first option falls through.