One of the biggest challenges many potential homebuyers face is thoroughly considering whether a HOUSE, is the right one, for them, and really, identifying, in particular, their personal needs, priorities, etc! As a licensed real estate salesperson in New York State for over 15 years, I often advise potential and qualified buyers to create details and put them on paper (make a list), with what they want as well as what they would expect. . In addition, I ask that you identify, in advance, what mortgage amount you qualify for (get pre-approval from a mortgage banker, broker, or other lender), and hand yourself a check: straight up, from the neck up, to measure , their personal comfort zone, and how they might handle financial problems related to home ownership. With that in mind, this article will briefly try to consider, examine, review and discuss, using the mnemonic approach, what this means and represents, and why it is important.
one. healing, air conditioning, Houses of Worship; heart head: Begin the process by considering both its logical and emotional components, in a head/heart balance, so that you are prepared, both financially and emotionally, to own a home—your home! One’s home should enhance one’s personal healing, as well as specific factors, such as the effectiveness and quality of its heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems (air conditioning), and, specifically, relevant personal matters, such as the suitability of Houses of Worship, etc., and anything else that may matter to an individual.
two. Options; opportunities; opinion; open mind: Please continue, with an open mind, throughout the entire home search process! What options are you looking for, need and are most important to you? Base your personal opinion on whether your best opportunities are the best: owning a specific home!
3. applications; unusual/usual; only: What is unique about what you are looking for? Consider the potential uses, as well as the unusual and common aspects, that could be useful in your life!
Four. Systems; strengthens; it serves: Before you buy, have a home professional — an engineer or inspector — do a thorough, professional examination of the strengths and weaknesses of the specific home and its major and minor systems. Consider this information and if you make this purchase, it will serve your best interests!
5. Energize; enriched; education: If you are considering buying, get as much education and relevant information as possible to ensure the wisest decision. Everyone is better served when they feel that a specific property energizes and enriches them.
The more you know and understand, before you buy and proceed, in a focused manner, the better you will be able to determine, if a HOUSE, is right for you! Since, for most people, the value of a home represents one of their greatest financial assets, doesn’t it make sense to do so?
