Three Things To Do Right Now If You Want To Buy Your First, New, or Dream Home
Published | Posted by Adrienne C Wilson
1. Schedule a home buyer consultation with ME! This is where you'll learn everything you need to know about the buying process from start to finish. This is where you get your questions answered and
a plan mapped out (even if you're not ready to press play on your home search for several months).
2. Curate a Spotify playlist of your favorite songs to listen to while driving and hit the road!
It's time for some research! Start checking out locations you're interested in. The subdivisions, nearby amenities, where the schools are, and how far it is from work. Scope out some specific
neighborhoods you have in mind to make sure the layout and lots are desirable to you! There's so much you can do to prepare for your home search before you actually start looking at houses. This will help
increase your confidence when the time comes to lock in the home you love! It will also eliminate any surprises like "I didn't realize you could hear the freeway from this neighborhood, ugh!" One of the
biggest lessons I've learned is that buyers think they know exactly what they want until we actually start looking. Doing some pre-house hunting homework will help you decide if you love the area
(as in YES I want to live here, there's a coffee shop in walking distance!) or "Actually, it's probably a little too busy for our family."
3. Have a conversation with a local lender. Don't be scared,
you don't have to get pre-approved yet if you're not ready! Most pre-approvals only last 90 days so if you're not wanting to move for 9-12 months, you might just do some preliminary research! However,
meeting with a lender will help get you prepared for how much you'll need to have saved, how you could potentially improve your credit score to lock in a better interest rate, and all the financing details
you'll need to know to buy with confidence!
Now let me see you 1, 2 step
Related Articles
Keep reading other bits of knowledge from our team.
Request Info
Have a question about this article or want to learn more?