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Uncertainty. There’s so much of it in 2020. Usually, buying a home is fun. You get to focus on your future and building a home to make happy memories in. These days given all of the uncertainty, the home buying process can be more stressful. If you’ve been thinking about buying a home but aren’t sure if this is the right time here are some things to consider.
Delaying home maintenance is a slippery slope. You could easily end of putting off projects that wouldn’t have been a very big deal or been very expensive and turn them into larger more expensive projects. When you buy your home, you should take the information provided to you in the seller disclosures and by your home inspector to make a list of the all of the projects that need to be done, both large and small and then prioritize and budget for them.
Last week DC Public School (DCPS) teachers, administrators, and staff were notified that there’s a new down payment assistance program available to them called Landed.
Do you want to buy a home but don’t know where to start? This article offers tips on how to take small steps to get started without getting overwhelmed.
An honest and ethical agent will sit down with you and listen to your specific situation, what your needs are, and what your future plans are to be able to effectively guide and counsel you into whether now is the right time or not.
As you’ve probably noticed, you can easily attend open houses to find the home of your dreams, so why would you bother with a real estate agent who will just pester you with questions, phone calls, and emails? Finding a buyer agent to represent you is important to make sure your best interests are represented throughout a purchase. Using a buyer agent won’t cost you anything because those services are paid for by the home seller.
