2. Hire a Real Estate Agent
by Admin
Posted on 05-02-2024 01:32 PM
If there is something you like or don’t like about a property, be sure to let your real estate agent know. If i am your agent, it helps me a lot to know what works for you, so i can help you find just the right fit.
No matter if you’ll be moving over here or buying a property as a second home, you’ll need to pick the right property that suits your needs. This is where a good real estate agent will be able to guide you because this choice can’t be just seeing a great property on the internet. The property that you fell in love with online might not serve your needs, this is where a good realtor, who understands your goals, can really help you.
4. Get a Home Inspection
When you find a home you love, your agent will help you submit an offer. We are skilled negotiators that know how to get you the best price and value possible.
Once an offer has been accepted we'll help you navigate through inspections, appraisals, and closing in a stress free way. We do all of this at no cost to you, the buyer, as we are compensated
by the sellers. Then it's time to get the keys, throw a housewarming party, and make lasting memories in your new home. We're so happy that you trusted us to help you through.
Realtors® go into so many homes that they often detect the musty smell of mold where a buyer may not. Dangerous mold might look “hairy” or even slimy. Mold testing is normally not necessary, but it’s also not part of the normal home inspection. Then there are lfas. Those little fire ants that are so small that they are barely visible to the naked eye. Before coqui frogs were so common, i used to tell concerned buyers that if you don’t have them already, you will. Same for lfas. These nasty critters have painful stings and have been known to get in the eyes of pets causing blindness… or worse.
Lastly, it’s time to close. Buyers often do a final walkthrough of the property to see whether it meets their expectations. Understandably, most buyers get too excited and over-eager to close the deal that they sometimes miss certain things in the final walkthrough. Even if the house has already been inspected, it is still best to take note of every detail that you can think of during this step. Things buyers should tick off their checklist are: floors, walls, and ceilings windows and doors trash, clutter, and the previous owners’ belongings to be removed once fully satisfied, the buyer then proceeds to sign the necessary documents to seal the deal.