Free Resources

✅ Download our Free Home Buying Workbook 

✅ Get a Local Expert Real Estate Agent (Anywhere in the U.S.) 

✅ Earn $1,000 Towards Your Home Purchase 

In this episode, we’ll discuss 7 things to be mindful of when visiting a home for sale.

Key Talking Points

· Noise

· Maintenance

· Neighborhood

· Minor Cosmetic Changes

· Leverage your Real Estate Agent

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Workbook Pages

· List of 7 Things to be Mindful of when Visiting a Property

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

It can be easy to ignore noises as you focus more on looking at the home. But don’t forget about noise, both inside and outside the house. Pay attention to your surroundings, like when there are train tracks 50 feet away from your front door!

Think about maintaining the home. Every home will always need to be cleaned and maintained.

You can do a lot of things once you buy a home, but you can’t move it (I know, technically you can, but realistically you probably won’t). You should love the area, not just the house itself.

Don’t let minor cosmetic changes deter you. It’s ok if you don’t like the wall colors, you can paint them whatever color you want.

If you don’t like a home, let you’re agent know and move on to the next one. It’s ok, it won’t hurt their feelings. If you see something that concerns you, ask your agent if they have any information.

Be aware of how competitive the local market is. Discuss this with your real estate agent, it will impact how long you have to make a decision on a property and how to write and negotiate your offer.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

If you found this helpful, please let us know with a 5 ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ review! 

Have a home buying question? Ask our team 🙋 

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Content is intended for educational purposes and not as direct advice for any particular real estate transaction. If you have signed an exclusivity agreement with a real estate agent, this is not a solicitation for your business. For more information visit www.HomeBuyerMentor.com