One of the major
reasons potential home buyers stay out of the real estate market is the affordability of down payment and closing costs.
Not exact matches
For safety
reasons, it's best to arrange meetings with
potential stroller
buyers at a public place away from your
home.
And that's just one more
reason why
buyers absolutely should get a
home inspection to root out any
potential problems themselves.
Sometimes these two values match up nicely but more often than not they will diverge for different
reasons which may not be known to the
home owner or
potential buyer.
This means there is no
reason for
potential home buyers to hold off from shopping now.
«The
reason you want to depersonalize your
home is because you want
buyers to view it as their
potential home,» Page says.
These
potential buyers are looking for additional space for a variety of
reasons: a tenant, a relative — multi-generational households are especially popular with immigrant families — or a detached
home office for freelance or telecommuting jobs.
Whilst I disagree with the rebate scheme that this organization advertises as a means to attract dual agency «customer» (vs. «client», as they describe it) business for one of the
reasons that Alan M alludes to below (
potential misrepresentation vis a vis the seller -
buyer «must transact» the sale - purchase simultaneously) wherein their advertising above it states that «If a seller lists their
home with the RedPin.com and at the same time «engages» them to buy a new
home,...» (the key word being «engages», which means to sign a BRA), it will nevertheless be interesting to observe for how long this salaried method of remunerating their sales people will last.
Potential first - time
buyers have yet another
reason to consider purchasing a
home: the monetization of the tax credit.
Regardless of your
reason — whether you're a first - time
home buyer, upgrading to accommodate a growing family, or you're in it to turn a profit — it's comforting to know that real estate is still one of few investments that has a long - proven track record, and a
potential ROI beyond that of your 401K, stocks or bonds.
All of the work in progress with the new facilities will do nothing to increase values and since it is not going to be finished this summer, it will be of no help reducing the inventory levels now as it can not help to attract
potential buyers so moving into spring of 2010 there is no tangible
reason to see
home values stabilize or increase.
After all, research has actually shown that over 90 % of
home buyers start their search for new
homes through the internet... so make sure that you're not asking far more than the online sources show (or have a great
reason to back up your higher price to
potential buyers).
Three in 10
potential buyers say they plan to purchase a
home in the next 18 months, with 32 percent of respondents citing low interest rates and 20 percent attributing rising rental costs as
reasons...
One
reason might be that the majority of
home searches (18 %) came from younger
potential buyers, who are mostly women aged 25 - 34.