Buying an REO (Real Estate Owned)/Foreclosure. You, the buyer, are usually buying the property “As-Is”. This does not mean you can not investigate the condition of the property. You should have all inspections done, as you would on any other home. You need to know what exactly you are buying.
Be prepared to pay for the inspections up front, yourself. There are some banks/lenders (sellers) that will credit the buyer back , for those inspections paid by the buyer, at close of escrow. Most inspectors are requiring payment when services are rendered. Your real estate agent should be able to furnish a list of possible inspectors.
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Getting your home sold today requires prospective buyers to see your home as “their home”.
Most of us live in a fast-paste world. We do not always have the time to pick up the clutter. If you hire a good agent early on, he or she will assist you in knowing what is best to keep out and what’s best to remove for selling.
Clean and fix! Also, you’ll want to get your home and yard into good shape, whether it’s broken sprinklers or windows that won’t open.
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