Finding Your First Home

Posted on: 30 December 2019

As you look at single-family real estate, you will see all types of properties that you might be interested in. If the market is full of listings, trying to choose a home that is right for you can be a challenge. When you work with a real estate agent, you will be able to talk about what matters most to you in your new home. As you tour potential homes, you will begin to see things you love  and things that you probably don't want in your next home.
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Posted on: 16 December 2019

When you purchase a waterfront property, you need to make sure that you look beyond the appeal of purchasing a waterfront property and really consider the quality of the property that you are looking at. When looking at waterfront homes for sale, there are some unique things that you need to check out. 1. Look into Flood Insurance When you purchase property next to the water, you need to make sure that you also purchase flood insurance.
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Posted on: 9 December 2019

Being a first-time home buyer is an exciting time. You're about to buy real estate that lets you make so many incredible memories around. If you're looking to get through this process smoothly, be sure to avoid making these mistakes when searching for houses for sale. Not Researching the Neighborhood There are so many home buyers today that fall in love with a property without ever taking into consideration the neighborhood.
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Posted on: 22 November 2019

One part of the home-buying process you might not be aware of is the final walk through you should complete before your mortgage closing. When you complete this walk through, you will likely be asked to sign a document called a verification of property condition, and it is important to understand what this form is before you sign it. The purpose of a final walk through Before you can really understand what a verification of property condition form is, you will need to learn what a final walk through is.
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