Though almost all states in US have
somewhat same real estate buying procedure the state of California does few
things differently. Buying a house in the golden state is easy but you need to know
some things before purchasing a property.Dream Equities will be more than happy to help you.
Build
a Solid Credit Profile
Most important tip is not to move your
money six months prior to buying a home. If you move your money around it will
be seen as a sign of bad credit profile. Also as long as possible do not amass
huge credit card debt. If you are a foreigner or from other state you need to
open a bank account or credit card account in California to start building a
solid credit profile.
Getting pre qualified and pre approved for
your home loan are two different things. Anyone can be pre-qualified for a home
loan but getting pre-approved means that creditor has taken a thorough look at
your credit profile and approved you for a loan amount. This makes it easier
for you to get the idea of your budget.
In California getting pre-approved for your
home loan is considered a vital point and any real estate agency like Dream Equities will not be ready to
work with you unless you are pre-approved.
Bigger is
Not Better
Whenever some family engages Dream Equities as their buying agent
the first thing we tell them is not to buy a big house even if it’s within your
budget. The reason is largest house doesn’t appeal majority of buyers that puts
you on disadvantage when you go for re-sale. Sometimes it’s best to buy the
worst house on the block, because it usually trades for more than the big
house.
Getting
a Survey
We at Dream Equities always recommend our clients to get a survey on your property,
this will surely cost you around $400or less maybe, but it will save thousands
in the end. A housing survey can reveal many points that a common eye will
miss. A professional housing survey agent will tell you the exact pros and cons
of the property before you decide to pay the earnest money deposit. This will
leverage your position as a buyer.
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