Avoiding Financial Stress
By asking the right questions, and knowing exactly what your needs are, you can find the right loan for you.
Using a Buyer’s Agent
It’s important that you choose an experienced agent who is there for you. Your agent should be actively finding you potential homes, keeping you informed of the entire process, negotiating furiously on your behalf, and answering all of your questions with competence and speed.
First, find an agent who represents you and not the seller. This is beneficial during the negotiation process. If you are working with a buyer’s agent, he or she is required not to tell the seller of your top choice. In addition, he or she is also focused on getting you the lowest asking price.
Also, when you use a buyer’s agent, you will see more properties. Not only are they plugged into their Multiple Listing Service, but they are also actively finding homes that are listed as FSBO, or homes that sellers are thinking about listing.
By asking the right questions, and knowing exactly what your needs are, you can find the right loan for you.
Building Your Action Plan Buying a home will probably rank as one of the biggest personal investments one can make.
The best seller is one who is highly motivated. A highly motivated seller is more likely to sell at a price that is less than his or her house is actually worth.
It used to be that buyers could go house shopping and when they have found their dream home, then they go to get pre-approved.
This is an extremely competitive market and is advantageous to the seller. Sometimes, homes will sell as soon as they are listed or even before homes are listed.
House-hunting is always a bit of a challenge but finding the perfect home can seem completely impossible when you have a disability.
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