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HOW
TO AVOID PAYING TOO MUCH
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an old pro
at the real estate game, buying a home can be a daunting process.
It’s an emotional time filled with difficult choices -
and each decision you make has money riding on it.
Finding the right home to meet your family’s needs is
hard enough. But knowing how to avoid paying too much for that
home once you’ve found it is another job entirely. As
someone who has helped countless buyers find their dream homes
and save money at the same time, I’ve developed this guide
to help you avoid the pitfalls inherent in the home-buying process.
I’ll show you not only how to make sure you’ve found
the right home, but also how to negotiate a price to your advantage.
In today’s complex, fast-paced market, you can’t
afford to learn these lessons through trial and error. The tips
contained in this report will go a long way toward making you
a savvy buyer.
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ALL OF THIS INFORMATIVE, 6-PAGE HOME-HELP PUBLICATION
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Know what you’re
shopping for before you start
Before you begin shopping, understand that there
are two homes out there vying for your interest
- the one that meets your needs vs. the one that
fulfills your desires.Download |
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Shop for a mortgage before you shop for a home
Getting a loan pre-approval is a smart way to shop
for a home. It tells sellers that you’re a
serious prospect.Download |
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Pick a winning team to help you
From picking a mortgage to finding the right home
to inspections to negotiating the best deal, it
can be exhausting for even the hardiest souls. That’s
why most people have a Realtor® in their corner.Download |
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Make
sure your Realtor® knows what you are looking
for
Once you have a clear, detailed picture of the home
you want, make sure your agent has the same picture.
This communication is critical.Download |
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It’s
a cliche’, but.......location, location, location
The desirability and resale value of your home-to-be
depend on location more than any other single factor.
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Use
your agent to narrow the prospect list
A good agent brings to the table an in-depth knowledge
of the current housing inventory in his or her area.Download |
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Show a little interest
in everything you see
As you tour the homes on your “short list,”
find something to admire in each one.Download |
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Shop
with your head, not your heart
Don’t forget the purpose of your “Needs”
and “Desires” lists. Shopping for a
home is an emotional process.Download |
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Don’t
ignore red flags when evaluating a home’s
pluses and minuses
When evaluating the advantages and drawbacks of
a particular property, be sure you know the difference
between acceptable and unacceptable problems.Download |
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Hire
a professional
Spending a few hundred dollars on a professional
home inspection is the best investment you’ll
ever make.Download |
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publication please download
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