RE/MAX Home Buyer's Survival Guide

RE/MAX Home Buyer's Survival Guide
Author: Bridget McCrea
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Company, Inc.
Total Pages: 334
Release: 2007
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 9781402735417

A practical, easy-to-follow guide to owning the home of your dreams. With the real estate market exploding and prices soaring, home buyers are faced with endless questions: How can they afford their dream home? How do they find a real estate agent they can trust? Which mortgage is right for them? And how do they avoid being outbid once they find their perfect home? The process can seem overwhelming—luckily, real estate guru Bridget McCrea and the experts at RE/MAX make purchasing the right home simple. This easy-to-understand guide helps buyers determine what they can afford and where they want to buy, as well as the ins and outs of selecting a real estate agent, evaluating mortgages, understanding inspection reports, and keeping closing costs to a minimum. Filled with practical tips and useful checklists, The RE/MAX Home Buyer’s Survival Guide is the ultimate home-buying manual—from America’s most-trusted name in real estate.

A Survival Guide for Buying a Home

A Survival Guide for Buying a Home
Author: Sid Davis
Publisher: AMACOM/American Management Association
Total Pages: 266
Release: 2014-05-14
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 9780814427866

Expert advice for an exciting (but complicated) process.

A Survival Guide for Selling a Home

A Survival Guide for Selling a Home
Author: Sid Davis
Publisher: Amacom Books
Total Pages: 244
Release: 2005
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 9780814472743

Using handy checklists, worksheets, and examples, Davis helps readers face the challenges of deciding whether or not to use an agent, how to find one, estimating a price, and deciding which upgrades are worth making--and which ones are not--to add to their home's value.

The Homebuyer's Survival Guide

The Homebuyer's Survival Guide
Author: Kenneth W. Edwards
Publisher: Kaplan Publishing
Total Pages: 212
Release: 1994
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN: 9780793109067

The warning Caveat Emptor, or "buyer beware" is in full force during the home buying process. No matter how much disclosure takes place, or how honorable the intentions of the parties involved are, the buyer is the one who must live with the results. This direct, light, and personal road map to buying a home shows buyers how to avoid the pitfalls of the process.

The First-Time Homeowner's Survival Guide

The First-Time Homeowner's Survival Guide
Author: Sid Davis
Publisher: AMACOM Div American Mgmt Assn
Total Pages: 231
Release: 2007-07-25
Genre: House & Home
ISBN: 0814400582

A stress-free guide to caring for your biggest investment. For many new homeowners, the euphoria that comes with buying the perfect new house can soon turn into total panic. First-time buyers often feel overwhelmed by the amount of maintenance their new home requires—not to mention the nasty problems and surprises that seem to be lurking around every corner (and in every wall). Finally, author and real estate guru Sid Davis provides the antidote for the common worries that plague every new owner. From easy repairs to seemingly insurmountable projects, readers will discover sanity-saving advice on: • improving roofing, siding, walkways, and driveways • fixing or replacing appliances and fixtures • refinancing tips and traps • reducing the costs of home ownership and maintenance • lowering property taxes • working with contractors and not getting taken • insurance tips • budgeting for the unexpected Owning a home should be exciting, not terrifying. Now with this reassuring guide, novice homeowners can experience all of the joy, and none of the trepidation, that comes with having a place of their own.

The Home Book

The Home Book
Author: Glen Martin
Publisher:
Total Pages: 284
Release: 2016-05-01
Genre: Dwellings
ISBN: 9780692691694

Homeowner maintenance reference manual including 380 residential workmanship guidelines covering conditions and maintenance for topics including: floors and ceilings; roofs and gutters; foundations and basements; interior/exterior components; grounds; utility systems; and walls. Homeowner and builder maintenance responsibilities are stated along with the performance guideline and additional information for each topic. Green home construction is also covered.

100 Questions Every First-time Home Buyer Should Ask

100 Questions Every First-time Home Buyer Should Ask
Author: Ilyce R. Glink
Publisher: Three Rivers Press
Total Pages: 532
Release: 2000
Genre: Business & Economics
ISBN:

100 Questions Every First-Time Home Buyer Should, Ask is a wealth of information for first-timers, including: -- How do I know if my broker is doing a good job?* (See question #15.)-- How do I decide what to offer for the home? (See question #26.)-- How does the negotiation process work? (See question #34.)-- How do I choose the right lender for me? (See question #54.)-- How much down payment will I need to buy my home? (See question #59.)-- What are the different types of mortgages available? (See question #73.)-- What if I'm rejected for my loan? (See question #84.)-- What exactly is the closing? (See question #87.)-- Will I need homeowner's insurance? What should it cover? (See question #91.)

The First-time Homeowner's Survival Guide

The First-time Homeowner's Survival Guide
Author: Sid Davis
Publisher: Amacom
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2007
Genre: Home ownership
ISBN: 9780814473726

For many new homeowners, the euphoria that comes with buying the perfect new house can soon turn into total panic. First-time buyers often feel overwhelmed by the amount of maintenance their new home requires--not to mention the nasty problems and surprises that seem to be lurking around every corner (and in every wall). Finally, author and real estate guru Sid Davis provides the antidote for the common worries that plague every new owner. From easy repairs to seemingly insurmountable projects, readers will discover sanity-saving advice on: - improving roofing, siding, walkways, and driveways - fixing or replacing appliances and fixtures - refinancing tips and traps - reducing the costs of home ownership and maintenance - lowering property taxes - working with contractors and not getting taken - insurance tips - budgeting for the unexpected Owning a home should be exciting, not terrifying. Now with this reassuring guide, novice homeowners can experience all of the joy, and none of the trepidation, that comes with having a place of their own.