1. Real estate contracts are only valid if they're written. Oral contracts are unenforceable.
2. Get pre-approved; offers with pre-approval letters are taken more seriously, and you'll know
you're looking in the right price range for your budget
3. If it isn't in the contract, it isn't staying with the house - make sure you ask for the things you
want...in writing
4. Start your search on-line. Before trotting out to see an endless list of properties, look on-line
at what's available and narrow your search.
Buying a new home is one of the most significant financial obligations most people make - so take your search seriously and do your homework before you enter into a contract. Find a Realtor with whom you feel comfortable and who affords you a feeling of trust, and remember that this is about what you want - the property you select should reflect your needs and wants, not those of your agent.
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