buying a house: Watch out for Buyers’ Remorse - 06/25/09 01:10 PM
When you buy something expensive, like a house, you're usually both excited and nervous. For many people, once they've signed their name on the dotted line, some level of anxiety sets in, otherwise known as buyer's remorse.
You might have a case of buyer's remorse if ...
You wonder if you … (4 comments)
buying a house: Persistence Pays off! - 03/13/09 06:46 AM
You'd think that buying a foreclosure would be much easier than buying a short sale (which requires bank approval that can take 1-3 months), but in some cases it can be just as frustrating and time-consuming.
After looking for months, my clients finally found the perfect home, which happened to be … (5 comments)
buying a house: A Strong Offer Increases Your Chances of Success - 02/02/09 07:26 AM
A strong offer is one that sellers will consider seriously; it shows that you mean business and provides benefits for both parties. You want to get the best possible deal on a property you've selected, so make a strong offer which is either likely to be accepted or will motivate the … (52 comments)
buying a house: Buyer Objects to a Buyer Brokerage Agreement - 01/28/09 06:45 AM
I believe that Buyer Brokerage Agreements are beneficial to buyers and in many cases, they sign up without thinking twice. For those who have never heard of them before, there can be some hesitation. I ran into an objection recently that is fairly common for those who don't fully understand them. … (17 comments)
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When you buy something expensive, like a house, you're usually both excited and nervous. For many people, once they've signed their name on the dotted line, some level of anxiety sets in, otherwise known as buyer's remorse.
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