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Clarify purpose and language before the appointment
Permanent residence, holiday use and renting raise different questions. Ask in advance about budget range, room requirements, intended move date and preferred discussion language. Use this to narrow suggestions, not automatically determine financing or purchase-permission eligibility. Identify which documents need translation before the meeting.
Separate phases sharing the same name
Units sold under one project brand may differ in land, permission scope, delivery dates and shared-facility access. State which phase the show home belongs to. Separately identify the target unit’s block, floor, orientation and plan. Completion of the first phase does not establish the status of later phases.
Use current site evidence and explain viewing limits
Include dated site images, a description of current progress and a safe meeting point. Explain which construction areas are inaccessible. For remote viewings, distinguish live walkthroughs from archive video. Do not assume unseen areas are completed. Agree who will provide the next evidence update and when.
Answer six practical buyer questions
Record these questions during the viewing:
- Which exact unit and plan version are we reviewing?
- Which delivery items are included in the price?
- What still awaits written confirmation?
- When and under what terms are shared facilities available?
- What does the contract say about payment and delivery delays?
- Who independently reviews title, permission and transfer?
Move unanswered questions into the follow-up list.
Separate meeting notes from the formal offer
After the viewing, send a brief record of unit reference, topics, documents supplied and open questions. Mark which verbal statements need inclusion in the written offer or contract. Allow time for consideration and independent review. Do not upload passports or financial documents to public listings; establish the recipient and purpose of any necessary sharing.
Move from project research to an appointment
A buyer can send the EvimAda project or listing link, unit reference and three questions to the company to request a focused appointment. The company should connect these details to its current dossier. Adarivo and EvimAda are guide and listing platforms within the same ecosystem. A viewing or listing visit is not a purchase decision or legal eligibility approval.
