
- June30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 12
Smart Home-Buying
As a homebuyer, you should find out as much as you can about the house you're interested in. The most convenientsource is the real estate agent, but remember that the agent is working for the seller, not you. Still, if you don't getanswers to key questions, shop elsewhere. Most important is to find out if there is any structural damage to thehouse. If the house has been on the market longer than similar houses in the area, ask why. Be leery of housesthat are selling for less than fair market value and houses that are selling for more than the rest of the homes in theneighborhood. One way to get help is to hire a buyer's agent—you can locate one through the National Associationof Exclusive Buyer Agents (407-767-7700; www.naeba.org).
Articles in this issue
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Time to Invest Your Cash for Retirementalmost 18 years ago
What You Need to Know to Retire Earlyalmost 18 years ago
Incorporate the New Rules of Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Swiss Annuities Tower the American Fundsalmost 18 years ago
Second Home Helps Fund Retirementalmost 18 years ago
Redesign Your Practice's Retirement Plan?almost 18 years ago
"Retirement": You Can Quote Me on Thatalmost 18 years ago
SAVINGS PLANS LOSE OUTalmost 18 years ago
401(K)s AND REAL ESTATEalmost 18 years ago
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