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Please click on the questions below to have your question answered.

 

1. What role do you play as my buyer's agent and what do you charge?

2. As a buyer, can I search for homes on my own?

3. And what if I want to see the inside of a home?

4. What role do you play as my listing agent?

5. What if I'm not currently able to qualify for a loan?

6. Are you experienced with short sales and/or bank owned homes?

7. Do I really need an inspection?

8. Can you recommend an inspector, mortgage broker, etc?

9. Why should I buy a home and invest in real estate?

10. Should I pay down my mortgage when I have extra money?

11. Between stocks and properties, which one has higher risk?

12. How does a foreclosure affect the neighborhood and market?

13. I've heard of niche marketing. What is it and how can I do it?

 

Tip of the Day

Get a Home Inspection - A home inspection will generally cost between $350 and $500, and for that price you get the comfort of knowing the true condition of the house. That's a small price to pay for peace of mind. Home inspectors are trained to see things that folks like us tend to overlook. They inspect the home's foundation, the roof, the electrical system, plumbing, heating and cooling, and the general condition of the property.

When the inspection has been completed, the inspector will give you a list of discrepancies. He will also review this list with you, explaining how serious each item is. Everything on the list is a negotiable item, so technically you could ask the seller to fix anything on it. But you need to listen to your agent's advice on this. If you are overzealous with your "fix it" list, the sellers might tell you to forget it. Be reasonable with your requests, so try and focus on the most serious items, consider the age of the home, and let your agent guide you through it.

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