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The Home Buying Maze

Buyers often get anxious in a seller’s market, fearing they might pay too much and regret it later. Inspection reports can also stress them out, as they might affect the deal. Buyers want to understand the upfront costs of buying a home and make sure they can manage the monthly mortgage payments.

Here’s what he said…

“Aaronah is fantastic to work with. She is RESPONSIBLE, responsive, and knows how to find ways to achieve a win win situation. She is masterful at finding ways to help in my negotiation, and at the same time, giving me truth of the situation so I know what levers are feasible and what are not. Aaronah also goes over and beyond what realtors do. Always going the extra mile to check with the various stakeholders and make sure things goes right and smoothly. She help took a lot of stress away from my purchase. All in all, I strongly recommend anyone to work with Aaronah. She has been a pleasure to work with and I will indeed look forward to the next time working with her again! and again…. …and again!”

– Han

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THE BUYING PROCESS

01
Consult

This is all about you. Here's where I unveil your goals and desires and establish a pathway to home ownership.

02
Set expectations

Surprises are fun, but usually not in real estate. Learn what possibilities are realistically available to you so you can make the best informed decisions.

03
Prep Work

Let's get prepped up front and collaborate with the lender to ensure you are well prepared when it comes to decision time. The last thing you want is to be running around last second only to miss out on an awesome deal.

 

 

04
Market Trends and Area Sales

Get real time sales and stay on top of the market trends. You'll have a deep understanding of the market baseline and will be able to make offers with an appropriate market approach.

05
Get Familiar

It's easier to make decisions the more familiar you are with the subject. Instead of freaking out at the sight of legally binding documents, let's make sure you understand them and are well versed enough so you can sign with confidence.

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About Buying Real Estate in Ohio?

• Thou shalt not change jobs, become self-employed or quit your job.

•Thou shalt not buy a car, truck or van (or you may be living in it!).

•Thou shalt not use credit cards excessively or let current accounts fall behind.

•Thou shalt not spend money you have set aside for closing.

•Thou shalt not omit debts or liabilities from your loan application.

•Thou shalt not buy furniture on credit.

•Thou shalt not originate any inquiries into your credit.

•Thou shalt not make large deposits without checking with your loan officer.

•Thou shalt not change bank accounts.

•Thou shalt not co-sign a loan for anyone.

Sometimes we are so enamored by new flooring and fresh paint that we overlook a missing gutter. Or there are issues not in plain sight. Then we get shocked by a 38 page inspection report that makes it sound like this perfect house is falling apart at the seams.

 

Not even new construction homes are perfect. Some of these homes might be older than you. Homes were probably up to code during the year the house was built. Codes are always changing and updating. This doesn’t mean there’s not an issue with older homes, it doesn’t mean there is an issue either.

 

Inspection reports will identify items of high concern ie: structural, mechanical, electrical problemsl, pests, mold and water damage. The report may also include items of least concern ie: cosmetic issues, minor repair (door knob replacement), and deferred maintenance “may need (care) at a later date.”

 

Inspection reports are meant to show what is needed to bring a home into perfect condition. This report will give you more confidence to decide what conditions you are comfortable accepting, or if changes need to be made to the contract. It is my business practice not attend the inspection myself.

 

As a realtor is it not my area of expertise. I encourage you to attend the inspection if you want to. The inspection is a great opportunity to have unfiltered conversations about the condition of the home with a home inspector. Let me know if you want me to show up at the end of the inspection to review any major issues.

Tip: schedule your inspection as soon as you are in contract. Inspectors schedules can fill up quickly.

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