Posts with tag 'common questions from home buyers'
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Buying or Selling Land in NH? Here's What You Should Know About Current Use
If you've been browsing land listings in New Hampshire or chatting with a local real estate agent, chances are you've heard the term "Current Use." And if your reaction was something like, "Wait… what does that mean?"—you're not alone!
It's a common source of confusion, but don't worry—We've got you covered. Understanding Current Use can save you money (or help you avoid unexpected costs), whether you're buying, selling, or already own land in New Hampshire.
So… What Is Current Use, Anyway?
At its core, C...
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5 Things a First Home Should Provide
The thought of buying your first home is exciting. However, before picking out curtains and decorations, you must consider whether it's the right investment for your future. Our real estate agents suggest you consider the five following considerations before your heart settles on any first home.
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Cost of Ownership
Is the home affordable? This is the first and most important question any homebuyer should ask about Ber...
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Buying Before Selling: Learn How to Bridge the Gap
Sometimes life sneaks up on you. You weren't expecting that fantastic job opportunity, and you certainly weren't expecting to transfer out of state. Suddenly, without warning, you find yourself in the position of having to find a home in a new place, and you haven't sold the one you're in. How do you manage that balancing act?
Our real estate agents may suggest you consider a bridge loan. But what is that, exactly? Essentially, it is a short-term loan backed by the equity in your existing home that will allow you to cover the time gap between its sale and the purchase of a new house. That may seem simple en...
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Common Questions From Buyers – Answers from Nikki Barrett!
We thought we'd ask some of our agents some common real estate questions that buyers have, and get their answers. Nikki Barrett from our Littleton office answered these home buyer questions:
Question: How long does it take to buy a home?
Answer: Once you have found a home and are under contract with the seller to purchase that home, it is about 60-75 days from that point until you close on the home and can move in.
Q: How does it help me to have the assistance of an agent?