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A home showing is a valuable opportunity for a buyer, as it enables him or her to walk through a residence and find out what a house is all about. At the same time, a single home showing may be insufficient.
Ultimately, there are many reasons why you may want to schedule a follow-up house showing, and these include:
1. You can get responses to any unanswered home questions.
A second home showing gives you the chance to gain additional insights into a residence. Thus, if you failed to get answers to certain home questions during an initial showing, you may want to schedule a follow-up showing.
Of course, it often helps to craft a list of questions prior to a showing. This list will help you learn about all aspects of a residence.
2. You can analyze any potential problem areas in-detail.
If you want to get a close look at various home issues, you may want to schedule a second showing. That way, you can assess these problems in-detail and determine your next step in the homebuying journey.
Sometimes, it helps to bring a home improvement professional with you during a house showing. If you have a friend or family member who is a home improvement expert, for example, you may want to bring him or her along for a follow-up property showing. This home improvement expert then can provide comprehensive insights into the condition of the house.
3. You can determine if a house matches your expectations.
If you are still on the fence about a home following an initial showing, it never hurts to take a second look at this house in-person. Because if you attend a second home showing and find a house matches your expectations, you then can submit an offer to purchase this residence. On the other hand, if you discover a home is not a great fit for you during a second property showing, you can continue your search for your dream residence.
As you navigate the homebuying journey, it generally is a good idea to hire a real estate agent, too. This housing market professional will go above and beyond the call of duty to help you find a terrific residence that you can enjoy for years to come.
Typically, a real estate agent will teach you about the homebuying journey and offer tips to help you prepare for property showings. He or she also will attend a home showing with you and respond to your concerns and questions. Plus, if you want to schedule a follow-up home showing or submit an offer to purchase a residence, a real estate agent is happy to help.
When it comes to navigating the homebuying journey, it usually is beneficial to err on the side of caution. Therefore, if you strive to learn as much as possible about a home after an initial showing, you should schedule a follow-up showing. By doing so, you can perform a full home analysis and determine if a house is right for you.
Jaye’s path to real estate was meandering at best.
A history teacher by degree though not for very long in practice, she spent nearly 10 years working for an independent music label. Following that she launched her own renovation and remodeling business focusing on helping folks maximize their real estate investments. She got her real estate license while still in the music business, more for the education value than the idea that she’d practice it and it certainly came in handy as she bought, renovated, and resold properties. As she got older and more injured in construction however, the buying and selling of real estate seemed to be a way to keep her hand in the game and simultaneously keep her fingers attached to her hands.
Jaye’s focus in real estate has been to give realistic advice based on history and market data, steering clients away from fads and gimmicks and helping them realize the most of their real estate investments. Home buying and selling can be a great game and lots of fun, but if you’re looking for someone with unabashed enthusiasm for anything you like, she readily admits she may not be your best choice. If in the course of buying or selling however you’re looking for a realist who gives an honest opinion with a highly developed sense of humor and isn’t afraid to take your calls after the sale, choosing Jaye is a pretty safe bet.
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