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Tips on Buying Foreclosure

By
Real Estate Broker/Owner with Arizona Resource Realty BR518926000

Searching for a new home takes a lot of effort and money and sometimes can be stressful. Buying a foreclosed home is a way different from buying a typical house. We always expect to find a great deal on amazing houses. A buyer needs to have knowledge with the process of buying to have insight into the condition of the home and idea of expenses that will come along in the future.  Here are the tips that will surely help you in buying a foreclosed home.

 

Tips on buying foreclosure

 

Ø  Make sure that you see the foreclosure before you make any bid

It can be awful. Without an inspection, you won’t know the condition of the home until you get the keys. There are times that the former homeowners that will be evicted destroyed some parts of the house. At that point, unexpected costs and expenses may occur.

 

Ø  Your budget

It seems that your budget matters a lot. All foreclosures will need some repairs. We should not only consider the price of the foreclosure but the approximate cost of repairs as well.

 

Ø  Make sure that the agent is on your side

Finding the right agent means finding the right companion that understands your decision as well as your budget. They have the insight of what is already in the market and what is coming.

 

Ø  Evaluate your neighborhood

It can be highly beneficial if you will evaluate your neighborhood. Some people are very fortunate to have neighbors that they can socialize and interact with. Sometimes money will be worth it because of the neighbors whom you can rely on,  good advisors and source of help.

 

Buying a foreclosed home should not be a regret. Doing a good inspection and some research and relying on the right person makes a happy home. The more you know about foreclosure, the better decision you can make.

 

William Feela
WHISPERING PINES REALTY - North Branch, MN
Realtor, Whispering Pines Realty 651-674-5999 No.

I tell my buyers to expect to spend 15-20%  more than  they think on fxing it up

Sep 04, 2018 03:45 AM