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Buyers
THE GOOD AND THE BAD OF BUYING A NEW CONSTRUCTION HOME
Nothing beats the feeling of being the first person to live in a newly-built home. Everything is shiny and untouched. There are three ways to buy a spanking new home: already built on spec, semi-custom home built as part of a development where you will be able to choose from a set palette of finishes and upgrades, or a purely custom home designed and built to your specifications from start to finish.
MYTH: YOU DON’T NEED TITLE INSURANCE AND OTHER FABLES
Everyone needs title insurance. You may think you know the entire history of the house you’re purchasing, but it’s impossible to know everything.
HOME BUYER MISTAKES
On the hunt for your first home? Are you worried about choosing the wrong house or making a mistake and want to know what you should take into consideration before you buy a house? Buying your first home can be just as stressful as it is fun. It’s really hard to know all the right questions to ask.
Why agents need to set homebuyer expectations, and how to go about it
Many agents focus on listings, but aren’t likely to reject a homebuyer’s business – so how exactly can expectations be set to best serve the buyer and keep the transaction on track? Hint: It’s different than for a listing client.
Consumer Right to Choose
You Have a Choice! Tell your REALTOR® or Lender you want to use us! You Are The Customer – You …
Buyers Resource Center
Check out this page for some useful information about home buying and closing process.
SHOULD YOU BE PRESENT DURING A HOME INSPECTION AS THE BUYER?
Yes. The home buyer and the Realtor should attend the home inspection. A home inspection is a critical part of any …
DON’T BE CAUGHT SURPRISED & UNPREPARED: CLOSING COSTS
Closing costs add up to anywhere from 3% to 6% of the purchase price. This means if your home is $400,000 and your closing costs are 4%, you’ll owe $16,000 at closing.
Some examples of costs common during a closing:
