First Time Home Buyer - Getting Started
What First Time Home Buyers Need to Know
One of the best ways to make the home buying process flow easier is to become better-acquainted with your options and clearly define your goals.
Understanding the reasons you want to buy—and what you want to accomplish in buying your first home — will go a long way towards shaping your plans and improving your results.
Perhaps the most important first step involves deciding how you will approach your home search. Who will you work with throughout this process—and how will you work with them?
To help you with your home buying decisions, I am providing a Home Buyer's Toolkit that will answer all your questions.
The Home Buyer's Toolkit: Your Home Buying Guide
Buying a home is a big decision—and a very personal one. To feel confident and prepared, you need the right tools.
To assist you and other home buyers, As a member of REBAC and a ABR Designated Realtor, I am providing a unique and valuable resource—the Home Buyer's Toolkit. This comprehensive home buying guide walks you through each step in the buying process, with personalized guidelines and worksheets that will help you find a home well-suited to your needs. And best of all, it’s free!
Get your FREE Home Buyer’s Toolkit.
Included in the Home Buyer's Toolkit:
- Deciding to buy a home
- Locating and buying a home
- Making the best deal
- Moving in
- Home buyer’s glossary of terms
- What a real estate buyer’s representative is... and why you should use one
- Finding a neighborhood for you
- Making an offer
- Tax tips for buyers
- How to start packing prior to your move
- Resources
Plus helpful self-assessment tools and worksheets:
- What you want and need in a house
- Your credit
- The neighborhood
- Comparing your home to other homes in the neighborhood
And useful checklists:
- Mortgage loan interview application checklist
- Special situations applications checklist
- Moving checklist
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