Do your due diligence As a buyer you need to do all the same things you would if the house were being sold through a real estate agent: • You still need to know if the asking price is fair (get comps!). • You still want to inspect the prope
full story >>3 to 20% of the purchase price for a down payment. The actual amount depends on what kind of loan you get and how good your credit is. Your bank might offer a zero-down loan, but if you can afford to make a down payment, you should do so, because you'll g
Continue reading >>The advice of your real estate agent. Your agent is a lot more familiar with the market and the process than you are. Even though they have a vested interest in the price being higher, carefully consider what they tell you.
Continue reading >>The same price, you can buy Detached house in some places, in some places only buy Townhouse or apartment. In order to sell the house in the future, I recommend buying two bedroom apartment, three bedroom Townhouse, or buy a four bedroom detached.
Continue reading >>Certainly hope that housing near workplaces and the closer the better. The problem is from the metropolitan areas, nearer the house, the more expensive price.
Continue reading >>You have to know how much money you can afford to buy a house. A simple method is the maximum loan amount of annual household income of four to five times (assuming interest rate of 6% to 8% ) .
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