footer text: iorem ipsum dolor sit amet (508) 543-3210 The following are common sense suggestions to help make the home buying experience convenient, efficient, as well as fun and exciting. Put Pencil to Paper  Make a specific list of what you are looking for in a home. What are your priorities? A big backyard for the kids? A huge master bedroom? A modern kitchen? Know what you want and go after it. Also, decide where you are willing to compromise and where you aren't. This will help at decision time. Get Pre-approved for a Mortgage Pre-approval lets the seller know you're serious. If you're pre-approved, you will be more likely to make a deal. Fill out an express application online at homeownersfunding.com to start your pre-approval process. Don't Make Low Ball Offers Sellers get turned off when buyers make very low offers. Make fair offers. Work with your licensed salesperson to come up with a strategy for the negotiations. Look Past the Decor It's easy to get turned off by a home that is poorly decorated or dirty. Use your imagination to picture a clean, well-decorated house - it could be your dream home. Protect Yourself Once you have your home under contract be sure to do the following: • Get a home inspection • Get a termite inspection • Get a radon inspection • Get an appraisal • Get homeowner's insurance • Get title insurance • Get a survey. These services can cost a few dollars, but it is important to protect one of the biggest investments of your life. Relax and Have Fun (Don't Worry, Be Happy) Home buying can be stressful. That's why it's important to have a game plan and stick to it. If you do, your stress level will be minimized and you can enjoy the journey.                                Buyers Our Agents