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Buying a home

 

Choosing a Home

It is likely that your agent will find more than one home that meets your needs. When this happens you'll have to make a choice. While both houses might have all the features you want, one seller might not be as motivated as the other. In addition, one might require more cosmetic work than the other.

It is best to take your time and always be honest with yourself when comparing homes. Another item to compare in two similar homes is their potential resale value. While you might think you'll be living in your new home for the duration of your mortgage, it is more likely in this day and age that you will not. As a result, it is very important to take potential resale value into consideration. It is important to see what the town has planned for the area near you possible new home. Your homes future value will be significantly changed if a large mall is planned in the area.

 

 

 

 

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  Buying a Home
Do Your Research
The Buying Market
Get Pre-Approved
The Loan Process
Benefits of Using an Aagent
Choose the Right Agent
Searching for a Home
Viewing Homes
Choosing a Home
Making the Best Decision
Making an Offer
Negotiating Terms
The Home Inspection
The Closing
Enjoy Your New Home
Patterson Schwartz
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