will remove them. Are appliances included in the sale, such as a refrigerator and a washer/dryer? Ensure you obtain written confirmation before deciding to purchase the property.
DON'T BE FOOLED BY S LED BY STAGING
Sellers use clever tricks to make a home more appealing. They can strategically light a room to draw attention to a problem or apply fresh coats of paint to cover water damage or mold issues. While viewing the house, look beyond the immediate aesthetics of the interior décor. Focus on what you’ll get when the furniture and interior décor are stripped away.
KEEP EMOTIONS AT BAY
When viewing a home for the first time, try not to become too attached immediately. Keep emotions out of consideration and only consider the potential property as a building you must inspect and assess for others. Rapid emotional attachment may cloud your decision-making or cause you to overlook shortcomings in the house, which you might view differently without an emotional lens. If you get attached from the get-go, you might make an emotional decision and overlook major problems. Indeed, an emotional attachment can affect your ability to negotiate calmly and dispassionately.
VIEW MULTIPLE TIMES LE TIMES
View it multiple times if you have found a likely prospect that strongly interests you. You’re more likely to identify potential problems if you view it several times at different times of the day. You’ll also glean knowledge of the neighborhood at various times. Is a street that’s not busy in the late morning a commuter route in early morning and mid-afternoon? This way, you’ll know what traffic is like in the area and the noise levels at different times.
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