Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Crash Course

When you're buying a home, who do you think is the most important person in the transaction? YOU, of course! That doesn't mean you won't need experienced professionals for guidance and assistance, but quite frankly, if YOU choose not to buy, the entire process comes to a halt.

While home ownership is called the American Dream, it’s a shame that nobody teaches it in school. Most folks face the biggest purchase of their life without any experience. That's why it's critical for someone to help you understand everything that happens during the process, whether it's your accountant, your banker, or your trusted real estate columnist!

Demand explanations to questions like how much home can you afford? How do you get the best loan? Do you choose a new home or a resale? Which properties will increase in value? Where do you begin?

Since YOU are in charge, take command of the situation, and surround yourself with a team of experts in every aspect of the transaction, all of whom can be coordinated by a local real estate agent.

Plan from the very beginning to educate yourself and approach your purchase with confidence and intelligence. Then you’ll be sure to find the home of your dreams and the peace of mind that comes with knowing that you've made the right decisions all along. Flex those buying muscles!

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