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Buying a Home?
Learn How to Get the Best Deal
Without Landing Upside Down
It's easy to buy and hard to sell. Have you heard that from your real estate agent? Probably not, because your agent wants you to buy a beautiful house in a wonderful location, with all the amenities you can afford; however, that's usually an easy task. Buying so you can sell in the future at a high enough price for a profit—or to at least get out without a loss—is an altogether different task.
Have you wondered why there are so many home owners in foreclosure? You might be thinking:
- More often than not, it's:
- Not enough equity to bail out of the mortgage without a loss
- Get help from someone who has been in real estate 47 years? Buy a House in a Declining Price Market—How to Avoid Getting Scalped is your key to a successful home purchase; written by a real estate broker who has sold thousands of houses, built several hundred custom homes, developed numerous subdivisions, and has bought and sold hundreds of investment properties.
The book is compact, easy to read, and guides you to a successful purchase so you don't land upside down on your mortgage after the closing. That means you won't be joining the herd as it goes over the Foreclosure Cliff. In fact, you'll get a bargain because you'll understand, perhaps more so than your real estate agent, what it takes to get the deal of the century.
What's the deal of the century? It's the deal that comes once a week; find those deals by understanding the correct method for placing offers. The book shows you how.
Many buyers think today's historically-low interest rates are their best friend. They're not; as a matter of fact, one of the main reasons they're low is to keep house prices high. Low interest rates are a seller's best friend because buyers can pay top dollar for their houses. When rates begin to rise—and they will at some point—house prices will drop like they did in the early 1980s. At that point you could be a seller with a high-priced mortgage.
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