November 2008 - Posts
Mistake # 10 Not following through on due diligence. Buyers should make a list of concerns they have relating to issues such as: crime rates, schools, power lines, neighbors, environmental conditions, etc. Ask the questions that are most important to
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There will be a change in the FHA guidelines: The government is lowering the price limitations in Orange and Dutchess counties in New York from $443,000 to $356,500. This will take effect on January 1st, 2009. How does this affect you as a buyer? This
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When showcasing your prized possession, always remember less is more. Too many planters, untidy patio furniture, debris and clutter can often detract from the overall look and beauty of a property. Keep decor simplified on the outside of the home. A seasonal
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Mistake # 8 Not buying a home protection plan. This is essentially a mini insurance policy that usually lasts one year from the day you close on your home. It usually covers basic repairs you may encounter and can be purchased for a nominal fee. They
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Mistake #6 Not considering long-term needs. It is important to think ahead. Will the home suit your needs 3 - 5 years from now? Mistake #7 Not examining insurance issues. Purchase adequate insurance. Advice from an insurance agent can provide you with
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Mistake # 4 Choosing a real estate agent who is not committed to forming a strong business relationship with you. Making a connection with the right Realtor is crucial. Choose a professional who is dedicated to serving your needs-before, during and after.
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Walden, Orange County - The colonial at 19 overlook Terrace has been sold. Property information
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Mistake # 2 Not having a home inspection. Trying to save money today can end up costing you money in the end. A licensed home inspector will detect issues that many buyers may ovelook. They may find those issues and definitely bring them to the attention
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