What are the important factors when valuing a property as a buyer? This will determine your negotiating strategy, how to position yourself price wise and ensure you do not overpay for a property. - Location, neighbourhood, street and which side of the street - Market dynamic. Supply and demand for that kind of asset. Stock level - Potential capital appreciation - Listed building. Planning restriction - Lease length (UK) - Turnkey or requires renovation. Structural defect - Opportunity to develop/extend the property further - Internal space - Number of bedrooms/bathroom, office space, gym, pool. - Period features, brightness and ceiling height - Outdoor space. Size and orientation - Parking space, proximity of public transport, amenities and schools. - Noise level, security and privacy - Planned development project close by of similar assets (think resell competition) or potential development that could obstruct a view. This list is not exhaustive but gives you guidance whe...