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There are thousands of reasons why you cannot do what you want to. All you need is one reason why you can.
Willis R. Whitney
Buying a Home
When buying a home—whether it's your first or a get away vacation home—you're bound to have many questions. My web site offers a wealth of information about the home finding and buying process.
When you are ready to buy a home, the real estate professionals you interview should cover the following:
Agency relationships
Many real estate professionals who primarily represent buyers have been specially trained to do so and have received the Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) designation
How much home you can afford
The difference between being "pre-qualified" for a mortgage and being "pre-approved" for a mortgage
Key features you "must have" in your new home vs. those you would like to have
How to evaluate and compare the homes you see
An overview of the local standard Contract For Sale along with typical addenda and give you a copy for review
The types of inspections you will want to have done on the property you select
Avoid common mistakes
To avoid making common mistakes when purchasing a home, you may want to follow this advice:
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