49 Essential Buyer Tips
AHelpfulGuideFor SavingTime,Money, and
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“Why Most Home Buyers Lose Thousands Of Dollars
When Finding, Buying And
Financing Their Home…”
Dear Friend,
It’s true. Even savvy home buyers lose thousands of dollars…even tens of thousands of dollars they could
have “pocketed” had they known about the important “secrets” that make up a successful purchase of a great
home.
They don’t lose money because someone took advantage of them. And they don’t lose money because of
the economy. The problem is…
“Most People Don’t Plan To Fail…But Fail To Plan.”
If you’re in the market to buy a home anytime soon, and you want to find the perfect home at the best
possible price, terms, and financing, there are THREE things you need to do up front:
First, understand and get control of your personal emotions about the purchase of your home Second, get the
most valuable, important information available so you make a prudent and educated decision. And third,
become informed about the very best financial resources and products to fit YOUR needs…NOW, not later.
After all, buying your home is very different from any other financial transaction. It isn’t just a “home,” it’s
a transaction that affects your monthly overhead expenses…your ultimate net worth…your retirement…your
kids education…and much more.
So it’s no surprise that buying your home may involve a bit of fear, anxiety, frustration…or even excitement
for that next move in your life.
The secret is…try not to let these emotions get in the way of a prudent purchase. The tips and information
in this report will help you have a better understanding of most, if not all, aspects involved with the purchase of
your next home.
So, let’s examine some of the critical questions you might have with your next home purchase…
1.
An “as is” property is sold without a warranty as to condition, repairs, or structure. With an “as is” sale, the
buy
sale, it is extremely difficult to make a claim against a seller if something is found to be wrong with the property
after closing. “As is” clause
professional inspection “satisfactory” to you. With a properly written sale agreement contingency, if you are
not satisfied, then the deal is dead and you can get back your deposit in full.
2. How long must I live in a house once I buy?
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When you apply for a loan, a lender will ask if you intend to use the property as a prime residence. If the
answer is “yes,” then it is expected that you will physically move into the p
There does not seem to be a set definition in the term “some time,” but what lenders are getting at is this: They ......
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