How to Buy a Big House For a Small-House Price
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How to Buy a Big House for the Price of a Smaller One
If you're planning to buy a home within the next couple of years but are waiting until you can afford your dream house, it might be worth rethinking your strategy.
With housing prices climbing as much as 10% annually in some areas, delaying your purchase could push that perfect house further out of reach. Coupled with rising interest rates, there are strong reasons to consider buying now.
How can you secure a bigger home for a smaller price? Here are some valuable tips to help you snag a great deal on your dream home:
1. Understand House Values: Before diving in, research the areas where you want to buy. Track home prices until you’re comfortable with the market. Your aim is to recognize a great deal when it arises.
2. Make Low Offers: Start by offering 65% to 70% of the asking price. Instead of submitting one offer at a time, make multiple offers?"five to ten each week. Include the note "To be deposited only upon acceptance of this offer" on your earnest deposit check.
3. Prepare for Rejections: Expect most offers to be turned down. You’ll know you’re on the right track when your real estate agent mentions that your offers are low.
4. Be Patient for a Great Deal: If a seller accepts your offer or counters at 80% or less of the home’s value, you likely have a fantastic deal. This approach can help you secure a larger home than others who didn’t put in the effort to negotiate.
This strategy requires patience from both you and your real estate agent. It might seem like no one will ever accept your low offers, but when a good deal finally comes through, the extra space in your new home will make it all worthwhile.
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