Anyone who is looking to buy a home in the Bay Area will benefit from this content.
The Title Report is often the most overlooked part of your disclosure packet but definitely something you need to spend a little time on.
The Title Report is often the most overlooked part of your disclosure packet but definitely something you need to spend a little time on.
So you’ve watched my Real Estate negotiation tips for home buyers and sellers. This time let’s talk about other general strategies you can do to better your chances when negotiating to officially own the house of your dreams if you’re a buyer, or maximize your sales if you’re a seller.
Let’s get into it!
Your house is staged, it’s beautiful, it got tons of views online, and a lot of people want to see it! Now, how do you turn this attention into an offer? Watch my negotiation tips for home sellers to move on with this sale with as much cash in your pocket as possible.
Whether it’s your first time or your nth time buying a house, the negotiation with the seller can be tricky. The last thing home buyers would want to hear from a seller is a NO that’s why they usually want to grab opportunities to have an edge over their competition, like choosing an expert buyer’s agent and preparing ahead for the negotiations. But what should you know exactly to be able to prepare for the negotiations? Read my negotiation tips for home buyers below.
After hours and days and weeks of searching, you’ve finally found the house of your dreams. The first step to really owning that house? You now have to make an offer. But how do you figure out when an offer is fair, too much, or too little? Here is where “comps” come in.
Imagine this: after days and days of searching online, you’ve finally found a house that matches all that you’re looking for in a home. You decide to visit it, end up liking it even more, but then you realize you have a problem—a lot of other people also want to buy that home. Worse scenario? When you have this problem with not just one but two or probably, even more of your options.
Most people who want to buy a house in the East Bay think about comps and floor plans. Those are important but you should also be aware of all the Point of Sale ordinances that come along with buying a house.
Do you have to remove your contingencies to be competitive in the Bay Area real estate market?
In this video, I will be talking about three of the most typical contingencies you need to focus on when you’re writing an offer in East Bay, and how you can possibly shorten or remove them.
Thinking of using a San Francisco agent to help you buy your home in the East Bay? Think again. While there are exceptions to every rule, by and large, you are not doing yourself a favor when you use your San Francisco agent to buy a house in the East Bay.