Purpose before location
A second home, an income asset and a diversification purchase should not be filtered through the same ownership, payment or exit criteria.
Preliminary fit check
A decision route before the catalogue.
Four answers are enough to identify the issues that deserve attention first. They are not enough to recommend a property, estimate a return or confirm that a legal structure is suitable.
What this fit check produces
A practical route for the next research step—not an automated property recommendation.
- the decision factors that should be checked first;
- the market assumptions that still need evidence;
- the information required before a personal shortlist is credible.
A serious first filter does not pretend to know the right project. It identifies where an attractive listing could become a poor fit once ownership, payment exposure, operating conditions and resale demand are examined.
Budget means total exposure
The useful number includes acquisition costs, furnishing, staged payments, operating reserves and currency exposure—not only the advertised entry price.
Market choice remains reversible
Selecting a country here does not lock the search. It simply tells us whether to deepen one market or compare several legal and operating frameworks.
Important limitation
The fit check does not verify project documents, developer delivery, tax treatment, net rental income or foreign-ownership eligibility. Those questions require a specific market, a specific property file and appropriate professional advice.
Preliminary fit check
The page identifies the decision questions that should shape the next review.
Full buyer profile
Timeline, use case, ownership comfort and constraints are added before property files are ranked.
Profile-based review
Poor-fit files are removed and the remaining candidates retain visible risk and data-gap notes.