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A - Z For
Buyers
Introduction
Selling or buying a home is the largest
investment most of us ever become involved
in. Yet people sometimes take less time
over it than they do when choosing a suit.
That’s because it’s unfamiliar
territory to many of us. We don’t
know what questions to ask. We may take
things for granted, rely on others when
we shouldn’t, and sometimes we later
wish we had known more about the process
involved.
Jorda Maisey and Michael Thorne feel
it is important for you to understand
the procedures normally involved in the
purchase of a home, to recognize the significance
of the documents you will encounter and
to understand the role of other people
who may be involved in the transaction.
Buying a home is a major event. This
portion of the web site will help you
understand the whole process much better.
Index
The
Decision to Purchase
What choices do you have?
Types of Housing Structures
Types of Housing Ownership
What
can you afford?
The Downpayment
The Borrowed Money
The Closing
Costs
What should
YOU purchase?
Working with
a Real Estate Agent
What is an Agent?
Your relationship with a Real Estate
Agent
Services a Buyer can expect from a Real
Estate Agent
The BIG
Search
What should you look for?
Buyer Beware!
What other questions should you ask?
What about condominiums?
Making
an Offer
What should the offer contain?
What are the vendor's options?
What are the buyer's options?
More
about "Subject" Clauses
More about
Financing
Completing
your Purchase
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