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- Getting Prequalified
- Before beginning the home-buying process, it is important that you know how much you can afford to pay for a home.
- A lender can get you a prequalification so you will know what home you can afford and what your monthly payments will be.
- A prequalification is usually free and can usually be done in person or with a phone call.
- Selecting a Real Estate Professional
- Once you have been prequalified from the loan company, it¡¯s time to find a real estate professional who can help you find a home.
- It¡¯s usually a good idea to find a real estate agent through personal referrals.
- Once you choose your agent, present your prequalification certificate. With this, your agent will be able to pre-select homes that are in your price range.
- Your agent can provide you with information about different neighborhoods where you might want to live, as well as suggest options that you may not have considered.
- Searching for a Home
- When searching for a home, you should begin by deciding what factors are important to you, such as:
1) approximate cost 2) location 3) neighborhood 4) quality and characteristics 5) nearby schools 6) the type of dwelling (i.e., condominium, town home, sing family home)
- Once you have decided which neighborhood you are interested in, you should begin to view homes for sale with your real estate agent.
- During this period, it¡¯s important that you make a thorough evaluation of the properties that you visit.
- Feel free to take pictures or video so that you can remember what you liked or disliked in each home.
- When you finally find the home that you want to purchase, it is important that you inspect it from top to bottom. Sellers sometimes try to cover up major flaws in their home.
- These flaws can cost a lot to repair once you have bought the home, so you should do your best to inspect the home very carefully prior to purchasing it. Later, you will also have a home inspection done by a professional.
- Before making an offer on a home, you should get to know the neighborhood. Visit the area during different times of the day and night. Meet your potential neighbors and ask them about the neighborhood.
- Make an Offer
- When you are ready to make an offer, your real estate agent will prepare a purchase contract, which is the document that you will present to the seller, and where you offer a price and any conditions you have for the purchase.
- Before you make an offer, you need to determine how much the home is really worth. Your real estate agent can provide information about other homes in the area that have recently sold.
- Before presenting the purchase contract, make sure that the contract includes a clause that stipulates that the purchase depends on a satisfactory professional home inspection.
- Your real estate agent can recommend an experienced professional home inspector. The inspector should provide you a written evaluation of the home and make recommendations for any necessary repairs.
- Once your offer has been accepted, you will need to make an earnest money deposit, also known as a good faith deposit. This is a cash deposit towards the down payment that shows your commitment to buying the home. The amount will vary depending on the value of the home and the market.
- Applying for a Loan
- In the United States, most people buy their homes using loans, not cash. You generally make payments on this loan every month for 15 or 30 years, and then you get to stop making payments at the end.
- In the big picture, there are two types of home loans: fixed interest rate loans and variable interest rate loans.
- The most popular home loan is the traditional fixed rate mortgage.
- Generally, this interest rate is a little higher than the initial rate you receive with a variable rate mortgage. However, with this loan, you have the assurance that your interest rate will never rise.
- The monthly payment of interest plus the principal will always remain the same with this type of loan.
- The other type, a variable rate mortgage, is also known as an adjustable rate mortgage, or ARM. which has become popular for its low initial interest rate. The primary advantage of this loan is that it permits you to qualify more easily for a loan, or to get a large loan.
- With this loan, your interest rate can rise or fall, meaning that your monthly payments can also increase or decrease.
- Variable rate home loans can even save you money in the long run, if interest rates remain constant or fall. But this is risky, because you don¡¯t know what will happen.
- When banks or lenders review your loan application, the most important things they consider are the size of the down payment, two years of steady employment for the buyer, a good credit score, and income that¡¯s 2 to 3 times higher than your expected mortgage payment.
- Note that most homebuyers make a cash down payment of 3 to 20% of the sale price.
- After submitting the loan application, it can take several days or even weeks to get approval.
- If the application is approved, you¡¯re now ready to become a new homeowner.
- The Closing, or Settlement
- The closing, or settlement, is the meeting at which you sign all the paperwork and make the payments needed to become an official homeowner.
- The title company provides a forum for the exchange of documents and the releasing of funds during the closing.
- Prior to the closing meeting, your title company or attorney will review with you a copy of the Settlement Statement. This will provide the final total of your closing costs.
- There are many documents you must sign. For this reason, a closing typically takes one or two hours.
- The three most important documents you will sign are:
1) The mortgage note 2) The mortgage or deed of trust 3) The deed
- After signing all the necessary documents, you will receive the key and will finally become an official homeowner.
- After Moving in
- Within a few days of the closing and the receipt of your loan, you will receive a letter from your lender with monthly payment instructions and an explanation of your responsibilities as a borrower.
- Your monthly payment includes the principal payment, interest, and private mortgage insurance (PMI). In the majority of cases, your monthly payment will also include property taxes and homeowners insurance.
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