Whether you are a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned veteran, the negotiation part of the transaction can be a little daunting and stressful. However, it is necessary to ensure you are getting the best possible deal for your money. So, what should you negotiate when buying a home?
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11/3/2021 05:42:51 pm
I didn't know that sellers will agree to pay the premium on a warranty at closing. That would help me save some money. Maybe I can get a realtor to help make that deal happen.
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11/30/2021 11:23:32 pm
My sister would like to buy a house this year, and that is why she has decided to start looking for a real estate agent that may help her out. Thank you for sharing here as well the importance of proper inspection. I also agree with you that she should ask about the warranty too.
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12/15/2021 10:49:32 pm
Thanks for pointing out that inspection may uncover small or large repairs needed to bring the home up to standard. This is helpful because my husband and I are planning to have our own space for our five kids. With this, we are hoping to find experts on Monday who can show us a two-story house with a jacuzzi and a big yard.
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Thanks for helping me understand that buyers can actually negotiate to keep couches, fixtures, landscaping items, patio furniture, and more. I will keep that in mind when I start looking for homes for sale this year. It might be easier for me to do that, especially when the furniture or fixture would really look good in the theme that I envision in my own place.
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3/1/2022 09:31:06 am
I'm glad you explained a house's negotiation opportunities and how to bring them up! Recently, my brother said he wants to start looking for his dream house. After reading your negotiation tips, I believe my brother could benefit from reading them and hiring a realtor for his transaction, so I'll suggest it! Thanks for the advice on negotiating a property's closing costs!
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4/19/2022 07:51:36 pm
I like that you said that 2% to 5% are the closing costs to be determined by different types of factors. Yesterday, my brother told me that he was planning to buy a new home with sufficient space for his desired garden, and he asked if I had any idea what would be the best option to do. Thanks to this helpful article, I'll tell him that it will be much better if we consult a real estate service as they can help him search for the property he wants.
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5/6/2022 09:29:41 am
Thank you for explaining that you can negotiate the closing costs. I've been wondering what kinds of things we can negotiate before we make our offer on a house. I'll be sure to remember this when we talk to our real estate agent and see if they can help us with this step of the negotiation.
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5/11/2022 07:31:48 am
Thank you for sharing your blog. Keep on posting.
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5/25/2022 01:26:26 am
Thanks for sharing this post. I love reading it.
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5/25/2022 02:02:43 am
Thanks for sharing this article. I love it.
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3/10/2023 10:50:19 am
It is necessary to ensure you are getting the best possible deal for your money. So, what should you negotiate when buying a home? Thank you for making this such an awesome post!
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3/11/2023 01:39:51 pm
While not inconsequential, interest rates are just one of the many factors to consider when buying a house. Interest rates are by no means the only factor that should determine when you are ready to buy a home.
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