Your agent should show you everything available that meets your requirements.
Don’t make a decision on a house until you feel that you’ve seen enough to pick
the best one. Go to the Multiple Listing computer with your agent to make sure
that you are getting a COMPLETE list of homes for sale and not just the home
that the agent “wants” to show you.In the late 1980’s, homes were selling quickly, usually a few days after listing.
In that kind of market, agents advised their clients to make an offer ON THE
SPOT if they liked the house. That was good advice at the time. Today there
isn’t always this urgency, unless a home is drastically under priced, and you’ll
know if it is. But keep in mind, if you wait to long there is always a chance of
the house selling before you get your offer to the seller. If you really like a house,
get an offer written and make sure your agent writes in the proper clauses to get
you out of the offer.
Don’t forget to check into the SCHOOL DISTRICTS of the area you’re considering.
Information is available on every school; such as class sizes, % of students that go
on to college, SAT scores, etc. You can get this information from your agent or
directly from the school.
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