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You can search for homes for sale anytime at www.GoFindRealEstate.com or find other free reports like these. I'm a southern California real estate agent, working with buyers who often say ... I've never done this before ... I have no idea what I'm doing but I want to buy a home ... and we get through it together, as we both look forward to shopping for their first home! I created the Open House Cafe to provide a warm and cozy format with home buying tips buy a new home. Every day is open house day for you to ask your real estate questions about how to buy a house!
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September 2007
Although most people complain about association dues when they buy a property, there's a definite upside.
If you buy a condo (or even a single family home in some parts of Orange County) you automati... [Read More]
Here's the good news: More people than ever can buy a home.
Now for the bad: It's going to take a lot of patience, restraint and some careful planning to get there. That loan officer sitting across t... [Read More]
Answer these 10 questions to learn if you are ready to buy a home.
Are you sure you want to buy a home? Yes = 1 point.
Do you anticipate any large expenses in the next two years, such... [Read More]
1) Do your homework. Knowledge is power. There is tremendous information available on the internet to make sure you're as prepared as possible. Visit open houses to get to know what's available and wh... [Read More]
Emphatically, no.
However, the typical agent will do ANYTHING to get the phone to ring, then "switch" the buyer into another property. Please note: this is not a Bait & Switch on the pr... [Read More]
Whether you're buying a house or refinancing, there is more to a mortgage than the rate. Here are eight questions to ask while mortgage shopping. You'll have to ask yourself some of these questions; o... [Read More]
Points are up-front interest. Lenders charge points as a way of being paid for the work and expense of processing and approving your mortgage. When you buy a home, the points are tax-deductible - you... [Read More]
Ready to plunk down your hard-earned cash for a slice of
the American pie?
Buying a home is likely the most expensive, long-ranging
financial commitment most of us ever make. The more homework you do... [Read More]
There are two primary advantages of owning your own
home:
1)
You can call it your own. That means you can paint, install
hardwood floors, build in an entertainment center, or put in closet
organize... [Read More]
No matter which way you look at it, buying a home is a major investment. But for many homebuyers, it can be an even more expensive process than it needs to be since they fall prey to at least a few o... [Read More]
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