With the changes in the budget, more and more first time buyers will be making that first crucial step on the property ladder. One of the final stages in taking ownership of a new property is completing a snag list, but until now, guidance for the home buyer was notable by its absence.
Whether it s a popped nail or a wall that's out of alignment, John Boyle tells you how to identify the snag and what action you should take to remedy it. The Irish Home Buyer's Guide to Snagging is a must for the prospective home owner, investor, landlord, architect, surveyor, banker, estate agent, engineer, solicitor, builder/developer, plumber, painter and carpenter - or indeed anybody interested in developing, renovating, buying or selling property.
The book is highly illustrated in colour throughout and has a universal snag list in the appendix. For less than a tenner this book could save home buyers thousands. The Irish Home Buyer's Guide to Snagging is the first in the Liberties Practical series of guides and manuals.
REVIEWS 'John Boyle has written an excellent, well informed book, which I heartily recommend to any new home purchaser.' The Property Valuer magazine
About the author: John Boyle has extensive experience working in commercial, business and residential construction as well as in renovation and restoration work. He has worked in the UK and USA as well as in his native Ireland and has been working as a site manager/finishing foreman on a major new homes site in the greater Dublin area for the past several years.
John has helped thousands of new-home buyers to iron out the snags in their new homes and has brought all his experience - as well as that of his peers - to bear to produce this unique and highly readable guide to snagging.
ISBN: 1-905483-13-9
