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Who prepared the approximate 65 m² figure, and is there a dated measurement report? I am less concerned about tiny rounding differences than about knowing which spaces were counted and whether the same basis is used throughout the listing.

Agreed that the missing loan amount and deposit are crucial. I’d also ask the broker one very direct question: what happens after month 12 if you do nothing? That answer should show the reset mechanism without assuming a refinance. Compare that outcome with the highest monthly payment your...

For a one-year fix, I’d compare the total cash cost through the first reset date, with every lender using the same loan amount and repayment assumptions. Keep APR beside it, but don’t let a single percentage hide upfront fees. Then run the monthly payment at 5.37% and at a meaningfully higher...

I’m wary of selecting a contingency percentage before confirming what ARS 101,100,000 actually includes. Two bids can show the same total while one excludes protection, temporary services, testing, disposal, permit-related costs or final patching. Issue a scope matrix and make contractors mark...

Even setting that classification issue aside, I’m less convinced than Julia that the rationale will make 11% feel reasonable. If comparable asking prices are close and the seller is not under pressure, they may simply counter or ignore it. That does not mean you should bid higher—only that you...

Before debating the percentage, can you clarify whether this is legally and physically a retail unit or a one-bedroom dwelling? The title and description point in different directions, and that distinction could affect financing, valuation and what counts as a valid comparable. I’d also ask why...

Forty-five days alone cannot tell you whether insurance is driving the discount. It could also reflect ambitious initial pricing or a thin buyer pool at this ticket size. What exactly does the 3.4% represent: asking-price growth, completed-sale movement or listing reductions? Without that...

Don’t overlook the cost of moving into a larger place. Not decorative furniture—basic things such as transport, cleaning and replacing an item that doesn’t fit or function. Write a modest list now so those predictable expenses don’t get labelled emergencies later.

Don’t overlook the buyer side when comparing quick and slow sales. A well-presented property may attract several finance-ready buyers immediately, while another receives plenty of viewings but no workable offer. Viewings alone would not confirm that service charges are the cause.