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As a first time buyer, you're likely to have many questions
about selecting, financing and buying your first home. How do we
start looking for a home? How much money will we require to purchase
the home? How much will the mortgage payments be each month and
can we afford it? How does the home buying process work and what
can we expect along the way? These are just a few of the questions
you're bound to have at the beginning of your exciting journey to
buying your very first home!
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Mortgage lending is a highly competitive field. Information
on mortgage rates, which can change daily, is available in local
newspapers, through mortgage brokers, from individual lenders and
of course through conventional financial institutions.
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There are many costs that homebuyers incur, especially upon
purchasing your first home that you should expect to pay. Some of
the expenses related to buying a home are one-time costs, while
others are continuing costs.
Your largest cost at the beginning is your down payment. As a first
time buyer, this would likely represent only 5 - 10% of the purchase
price.
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When you have found a home you are interested in buying,
your Land Home Title Agent will walk you through the process of
drafting an offer to purchase. Your sales associate will communicate
the offer to the seller or the seller's real estate agent for you.
Some properties are in demand and you will not be the only interested
party making an offer. Your Land Home Title Agent will assist you
in generating an offer that is reasonable and protects your interests
using specified terms and conditions.
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The seller may accept your initial offer, reject your offer or
present a counter-offer. The counter-offer may differ from your
original offer in respect to price, conditions, the closing date
or any other items. Offers can be countered back and forth between
the parties until one of you accepts or rejects, ending the negotiations.
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A home inspection is an objective visual examination of
a home's structure and systems.
Why get a home inspection?
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