Compare apartments with the same budget
A meaningful comparison uses the same financial profile and required criteria for every favourite. A lower price alone does not necessarily mean more affordable housing.
Open guideApartment buying guide
Practical checks before buying an apartment in Czechia
Clear guides to budgeting, cash requirements, viewings, owners’ associations, and candidate comparison. Each guide distinguishes what can be calculated from what still needs verification.
How much cash you need to buy an apartment
Your cash requirement is more than the down payment. A safer plan separates money spent at purchase from the reserve that should remain after signing and moving in.
Open guideMonthly apartment costs without hidden double counting
One monthly number is useful only when you know what it contains. BytScore keeps the components separate and never presents an unknown item as zero.
Open guideWhat to check before an apartment viewing
You do not need every fact before a viewing. You should, however, recognize missing critical information and prepare questions that prevent a decision based only on photos and price.
Open guideApartment purchase checklist
A checklist cannot guarantee a flawless purchase. It separates the indicative calculation from tasks that a bank, lawyer, technician, or building documents must confirm.
Open guideRepair fund and owners' association when buying
The term repair fund is commonly used for different payments. For your budget, identify what you actually pay to the building, what is a reconciled advance, and which repairs are planned.
Open guideRental yield without false precision
Yield and cashflow are not the same. Gross yield compares net rent with price. Cashflow also reflects the mortgage and owner costs.
Open guideTurn the checklist into a concrete calculation
Start with one apartment. The calculator separates known inputs from missing ones and shows the budget without pretending to be a professional valuation.