First
Time Home Buyer Realtor Information Center

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First time home buyers should contact
a real estate agent
before conducting their first home search. A buyer real estate
agent represents you and they will gather property listings for homes
that are appropriate for your personal needs and budget. A realtor will help you
negotiate every part of the contract, striving to get you the best possible
deal. For example, many first time home buyer programs allow the seller to pay
some or all of the closing costs and a good realtor will convince the seller to
help with the closing costs. Bottomline, you will not need to pay a buyer real
estate agent up-front because they will get paid from the seller only if they
find you a home and close the deal. So, it does not cost you anything
to use a realtor who specializes in first time home buyers and I believe they
will greatly increase your chance of finding a home that will meet your needs.
Firsthomebuyers.net has built a network of realtors who
can assist you in purchasing your first home. You can fill out the
Realtor Finder Form
and a first time home buyer realtor specialist will contact you shortly.
First, you should complete a
wants versus needs
checklist to determine which home features are most important to you.
Next, you can print out several
house hunting worksheets to evaluate every home so you can make the best
decision possible. Remember, this is your first home and it probably won't be
your last one, so it may not be perfect and it may need some repairs or minor
improvements but with some imagination and tender loving care, you can make it a
great place to call your home.
Finally, I strongly suggest that you
get pre-approved before you start looking at homes. You need to know how much home that you
can afford and qualify for and a written loan pre-approval will tell sellers
that you are a serious buyer. Please contact Gerald Tribuzio directly
at 847/516-5743 for a phone consultation today.
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