5 Things to Never Do When Buying a Home

Not Checking Your Credit Score Early

Many buyers wait to check their credit score till they are ready to make an offer. You are in a better position by getting approved early so that you can improve your current score. Many buyers have been able to get lower interest rates by key decisions prior to buying a home.

Not Comparing Real Estate Agents

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Waiving the Home Inspection

This is the advice many buyers receive by the typical Realtor. We do NOT recommend this approach. Their are alternatives to getting the right home and getting it inspected prior to ratification. Consult with one of our Realtors to learn the best strategy.

Not Considering Resale

It is rare a buyer will own a home for 30 years. In the local DMV most buyers will own for less than 10 years. Since real estate is part of your wealth portfolio it is important to buy based off of the 5 pillars of real estate.

Not Buy Owner's Title Insurance

It is important to protect one of the most expensive assets you will own after settlement. If you are getting a loan, the lender requires it for their protection. We recommend always getting owner's coverage at the time of settlement to protect yourself.

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