location, location, location
location, location, location
Where you buy not only affects the home's current and future value, but it also affects your lifestyle. Your agent will be able to conduct a more targeted home search if you outline your preferences in neighborhoods and nearby amenities.
#1 Think about the length of time you plan to live in the home
Your agent should be knowledgeable about growth trends
and projections that could affect your investment
Here's a checklist of items you should consider and
communicate to your chosen real estate agent.
nearby
restaurants
and retail
access to major highways
access to public transit
desirable
neighborhoods
proximity to the airport
urban
suburban
or rural
commute
time
school
districts
health care facilities
parks and recreation
opting for new home construction
Whether to buy an existing home or have one built is yet another decision to make during the home-buying process.
If you decide to go with new construction, a real estate agent can be a powerful advocate in your corner as you negotiate upgrades, a move-in date and other terms
with the home builder.
hover over each topic below to learn more about how real estate agents can help with new construction
Selecting a Builder
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Selecting a Builder
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