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HOME BUYING_ HOW TO DETERMINE YOUR SEARCH CRITERIA

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We have our clients rank these features on a scale of 1-4. A “1” rating is a must have and generally a<br />

non-negotiable factor in your housing search. A “2” to “3” rating is a like to have, which means you are<br />

a little more flexible on these features. A “4” rating is a nice to have, which is just that, nice to have, but<br />

not essential.<br />

With a prioritized list of elements in hand, your real estate agent can search for homes that meet your<br />

requirements and you can start to visit different neighborhoods to get a better understanding of what<br />

is available for your budget. After going to a few homes, you may want or need to revisit your search<br />

criteria and make some adjustments.<br />

Your real estate agent should also offer to set you up on automated email alerts. You will<br />

automatically receive listings that meet your most important search criteria so you can review these<br />

homes, including pictures and property features, online. Nowadays, most buyers preview listings<br />

before deciding whether to have their agent set up a showing.<br />

Buying a new home can be both an exciting and stressful experience. However, by having a good idea<br />

of what you really want, you save time and energy and your housing search will be that much more<br />

productive. For any questions or help with your home search, please contact the Eric Stewart Group<br />

and we would be happy to assist you!

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