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by Kris Bickell
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Buying a house is one of the most exciting things you will ever do. But there are LOTS of little details involved – details which can be very costly if they are overlooked.
Unfortunately, I made all 10 of these mistakes when buying my first house. Even though I thought I was very prepared. But with so much going on, I still missed them...and cost myself THOUSANDS of dollars!
Which is why I created . Now, you can learn ahead of time how to save yourself lots of money. So, here are the first two mistakes you should avoid when buying your next house:
#1: Know EXACTLY what you want before you start house hunting, AND put it in writing!
Owning your own home is a great feeling. It’s the American dream. And it’s one of the biggest purchases you will ever make!
So the more time you spend preparing, the easier your life will be.
One of the most important things you can do to get ready to buy your first house is to decide EXACTLY what you want - and write it down on paper.
Sounds simple. But over the next few months you’ll see that the house buying process is one of the most intense, stressful, busy - and exciting - times of your life. So, BEFORE you start looking for a new house, it’s a good idea to have a very clear picture of the type of house you want.
It’s certainly helpful to have a picture in your mind. But as you get further into the process, you’ll find it helpful to have a list you can refer to (especially when the “files” in your mind start ge |
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