The housing market continues to shift and change, and in a fast-moving landscape like we’re in right now, it’s more important than ever to have a trusted real estate agent on your side.
What should you know before you get into the process? The basics, an outline, and we can deal with the rest as it comes so as to not mentally overload ourselves and get process paralysis. So, let's walk thru some points that will have you feeling confident when you're standing in front of your Realtor to make your first purchase.
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The neighborhood is as important as the property itself. You would want to live in a safe, well-located, and affordable community. Check the following key factors before making the purchase.
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Over the past few years, “walkability” has become one of the top criteria for many home buyers and renters. A walk score tells you how friendly and safe your neighborhood is for walking, biking, dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.