Buying a home can be a confusing and even overwhelming experience. One of the best ways to take the mystery out of the process is with good information. When you’re looking for the right home, your success can often depend on knowing what questions to ask – not just about a prospective property, but also about the surrounding community. Here are some questions that can help you size up a neighbourhood before you decide to make an offer on a property:
• What other homes in my price range are currently listed for sale in this community?
• How affordable is this housing compared with other nearby markets?
• Where are schools and other amenities located?
• What age groups are predominant in the community?
• What is the average household income of the residents?
• What is the level of education of the residents?
• What is the employment rate or future job prospects in the community?
• Where can I find more specialized information about this community?
These questions can help you to develop an in-depth community profile. But now that you know what the questions are, where do you go to find the answers? I can help you answer those questions. I can gather great real estate information, whether its about an entire community, a neighborhood, or even your own street. I can provide you with comprehensive and up-to-date pricing information and housing options in your target market and help you select a community that best suits your family’s needs and lifestyle.
When you decide to buy a home it is important to have a real estate sales representative on your side. People often make the mistake of calling the agent whos name is on the for sale sign. Keep in mind that that sales representative is hired to work for the seller, not YOU. So if you think that person is going to help you get the house for the lowest price possible, your wrong. It's the opposite. So always have a sales representative on your side and at the end of it all, you'll be glad you read this blog and hired a sales representative to work for you.
Have questions? please do not hesitate to contact me, I am always available.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
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