By Bob Schwartz, CRS, GRI, San Diego real estate
broker
�2007
Broker For You
All rights reserved.
Realizing precisely what to invest in when dealing with real estate transactions
will determine a good or bad deal. A good deal implies that the seller, buyer
and agent all exit the scene feeling as though they have won or made a bargain.
Having what you want in line is the start to making a good deal with all that
are involved in the process.
The major component that will determine how a deal or a transaction will end is
the finances that are involved. This means that a loan with the right specific
terms and needs should be applied. The right interest rate should also be a part
of this transaction. The buyer should also be feeling like they purchased their
home or property for a lower price than they would have elsewhere. Likewise, the
seller should feel like they made some profit for their next property from the
deal as well.
The finances involved in the deal should also present you with a good deal and
supply you with straightforward fees and better rates. Some lenders and
investors will claim certain prices, but may have supplemental fees attached
that will add onto the loan later. Knowing to look out for these schemes will
help you avoid the added costs that may not be attached to the initial loan. You
can ensure that this part of the deal goes well by researching numerous lenders
and seeing who has the best offer.
An additional aspect of ensuring a good deal comes from the condition that the
property is in. Property maintenance should be completed on the house. This
means cleaning the floors and any other places that have gotten dirty over time.
It also means ensuring that the property has everything running smoothly within
it. A property manager or inspector will need to check around the property to
everything everything has been taken care of. If it hasn't, the investments need
to be made before the final deal is completed to fix these certain areas.
Finding the best deal for your needs will allow for everyone involved to get a
good deal as well. Purchasing and investing in the property that you want
without having the wrong types of costs and troubles with the maintenance of the
home will help you feel reassured with your decision for a long period of time.
Researching and knowing what you want is important in determining what types of
things to walk into as well as what to avoid.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Bob Schwartz, is a Certified Residential Specialist, CA licensed real estate
broker with www.Brokerforyou.com. Bob
has over 27 years of residential real estate experience, authored a number of
published articles and served as an expert witness for
San Diego legal firms. You can contact Bob via
e-mail at brokerforyou@gmail.com or visit his highly popular
San Diego real estate website at:
http://www.brokerforyou.com
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