Malynda Williams is a real estate tycoon in the making. She

Tycoon in the making

Malynda Williams didn't set out to be a real estate tycoon. But the 50-something has managed to acquire four properties over the past three years, and she's looking for more. Read more…

5 Steps for Getting your Dream House Posted By : Sandeep Kumar

04.12.2006 13:10

1) Its All About the Realtor

This is the first important step, getting a

good realtor who is familiar with the area and its communities having a good information regarding schools, zoning, city and county regulations, neighborhood trends, building and remodeling and rental restrictions, and property values. Every city has different laws governing what can and can't be done with a property.

2) Location Is The Real Deal

If something about the location of a property bothers you, be aware that the same location drawback will bother any buyer you hope to attract when and if you need to resell the property! It's important to ask a lot of questions, but often times it is difficult to know the right questions to ask if you are unfamiliar with the community. This is why it is so valuable to choose and hire the right real estate agent to represent your interests when buying a property.

3) Go for Home Inspection

Getting an inspection certificate from a proffesional building inspector can get you the real picture of the house you will be living in .It will be the best choice too.. A good inspector will give you a lengthy report covering all systems in the home from electrical, to plumbing, to roof conditions, and structural concerns. Once you receive a report you may begin negotiations again concerning repairs. Usually a seller makes a few repairs and changes when putting the house for sale , unless he lists their property "as is" they are letting you know that they are not willing to fix or replace any part of the property.

4) Be Realistic!

Everybody wants to have a ocean side view house with a dozen rooms and professional intererior designs .But what u want and what u need is entirely two different things.List out the absolute necessary things you will need and the price range you will be looking at, then you can have a clear idea about what you really looking out for

5) Always Question

Don't be shy. When you have hired a realtor to work for you, ask them for information. Do you want to look at all the properties in your price range, with the features you need, or just the houses a realtor wants you to see? You deserve all the information you need to make an educated decision. Can you imagine buying the home that you felt was good for your family, only to find that you never received information on a similar property that is perfect for all your needs? I provide many services to insure my buyers always have information at their fingertips.

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