First of all you are buying a structure. Whether it is an old fixer upper or a new home you  are ultimately responsible for knowing the condition of the building your are buying. Not doing so could be costly. Some of the details you need to compare when home buying are... 

Not only will you be buying a home you are also investing in a location. Some of the questions you should ask yourself about the neighborhood are:

       ü  The hidden fees you should be on the lookout for

       ü  The pros and cons of working with a realtor

      ü  Understanding the different types of home choices that you have

       ü  What to look for to determine a home's quality

       ü  Should you buy an existing home or look for a new one

       ü  Is it a good idea to buy a fixer upper to renovate

       ü  A section by section breakdown of a real estate contract

       ü  Factors you need to look at when buying a home

       ü  How to negotiate to get what you want

       ü  Understanding the role of mortgage brokers, agents, lawyers, inspectors,

            appraisors, and title companies when purchasing your home.

       ü  What does location, location, location really mean when it comes to buying a home

       ü  How you can figure out where you want to live

       ü  How to shop for a home on the internet

       ü  What you can do to help in your home search even if you are using an real estate

            agent

       ü  What happens if you are using a real estate agent but you personally find the

            property that you end up buying

       ü  Interpreting the home descriptions listed online and in newspaper listings

       ü  Options for buyers that want to buy a home with no money down

       ü  When to begin going back to homes for second showings.

       ü  Signs and symptoms to look for that you have found "the house"

       ü  How to research neighborhoods

       ü  Understanding HOAs for town houses, condominiums and co-ops

       ü  Deciding when to make an offer and for how much

       ü  Figuring out how much it will cost to own and maintain the home after the purchase

       ü  When you should terminate a buyer's contract

       ü  "Buyers remorse" and how you should deal with it

       ü  When to schedule your pre-closing inspection

       ü  What to do if your pre-closing inspection does not meet expectations

       ü  Understanding a title search, title insurance, and why you need them

       ü  What a home title is and what you should do about it

       ü  When you will actually hold title to your home

       ü  Understanding what earnest money is

       ü  Who holds your earnest money and when you get it back

       ü  Mortgage and financing contingencies

       ü  Inspection contingencies

       ü  How the negotiation process works

       ü  What the contract really says and what your obligations are

       ü  Should you test for toxic substances, water contamination, mold, and other dangers

       ü  What you need to do if the inspector does find something wrong with your home

       ü  Steps you should take if the seller or broker had misrepresented the condition of

            the home

       ü  Possession explained

       ü  What you need to know about the "seller disclosure"?

        ü  Who pays the realtor...the buyer or seller

        ü  Learn what to look for at a house showing

        ü  Terminology used in buying a home.

        ü  What are points? Do you need to pay them

       ü  The difference between a real estate broker and a real estate agent

       ü  Understanding the role of a seller and conventional broker

       ü  The responsibilities of the realtor to you and to the seller

       ü  The responsibilities of the selling agent to the seller and you

       ü  What a buyer broker is and when you would use one

       ü  Understanding the differences and similarities between an exclusive buyer

            agent and a regular agent

       ü  The typical real estate commission

       ü  Whether or not I should tell my broker how much I can afford to spend on a home

       ü  How to tell if your real estate agent is doing a good job

        ü  Whether or not you need to hire a real estate attorney before you sign anything

       ü  Understanding the closing process

       ü  Where closings are usually held.

       ü  Who will be at the closing

       ü  Items you need to bring to a closing

       ü  Preparing for what may go wrong at the closing

       ü  Knowing what you will get from the sellers at the closing

       ü  Understanding your deed and when it gets recording

       ü  What to do if you discover problems after you move in

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