Buying vacation home in New Zealand

[masayako]

Thank you ER, this is the best post I’ve since in a long while. Thanks for the insight!

I do have relatives in NZ and I will also ask for their references for house hunting.

[earlyretirement]

You’re certainly welcome masayako. That’s GREAT news that you have relatives/family in town. I can tell you from personal experience, that makes things MUCH MUCH easier.

In my experiences, it’s been like night and day owning in cities where I have family. For example, in one area I have my mother and father in law going to check my properties every 2 weeks. Even though it’s managed by a really reputable company, you’ll find that family is always more reliable. Even with reputable companies, if they are managing hundreds of properties, you just become another # to them….not so with family.

A good idea if you end up buying is to also get a separate power of attorney done for your family/relatives that will be there in that city/country. That way in case there are any emergencies, you also have them legally available to act on your behalf.

Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

[earlyretirement]

You’re certainly welcome masayako. That’s GREAT news that you have relatives/family in town. I can tell you from personal experience, that makes things MUCH MUCH easier.

In my experiences, it’s been like night and day owning in cities where I have family. For example, in one area I have my mother and father in law going to check my properties every 2 weeks. Even though it’s managed by a really reputable company, you’ll find that family is always more reliable. Even with reputable companies, if they are managing hundreds of properties, you just become another # to them….not so with family.

A good idea if you end up buying is to also get a separate power of attorney done for your family/relatives that will be there in that city/country. That way in case there are any emergencies, you also have them legally available to act on your behalf.

Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

[earlyretirement]

You’re certainly welcome masayako. That’s GREAT news that you have relatives/family in town. I can tell you from personal experience, that makes things MUCH MUCH easier.

In my experiences, it’s been like night and day owning in cities where I have family. For example, in one area I have my mother and father in law going to check my properties every 2 weeks. Even though it’s managed by a really reputable company, you’ll find that family is always more reliable. Even with reputable companies, if they are managing hundreds of properties, you just become another # to them….not so with family.

A good idea if you end up buying is to also get a separate power of attorney done for your family/relatives that will be there in that city/country. That way in case there are any emergencies, you also have them legally available to act on your behalf.

Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

[earlyretirement]

You’re certainly welcome masayako. That’s GREAT news that you have relatives/family in town. I can tell you from personal experience, that makes things MUCH MUCH easier.

In my experiences, it’s been like night and day owning in cities where I have family. For example, in one area I have my mother and father in law going to check my properties every 2 weeks. Even though it’s managed by a really reputable company, you’ll find that family is always more reliable. Even with reputable companies, if they are managing hundreds of properties, you just become another # to them….not so with family.

A good idea if you end up buying is to also get a separate power of attorney done for your family/relatives that will be there in that city/country. That way in case there are any emergencies, you also have them legally available to act on your behalf.

Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

[earlyretirement]

You’re certainly welcome masayako. That’s GREAT news that you have relatives/family in town. I can tell you from personal experience, that makes things MUCH MUCH easier.

In my experiences, it’s been like night and day owning in cities where I have family. For example, in one area I have my mother and father in law going to check my properties every 2 weeks. Even though it’s managed by a really reputable company, you’ll find that family is always more reliable. Even with reputable companies, if they are managing hundreds of properties, you just become another # to them….not so with family.

A good idea if you end up buying is to also get a separate power of attorney done for your family/relatives that will be there in that city/country. That way in case there are any emergencies, you also have them legally available to act on your behalf.

Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

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