Friday 28 March 2014

Tips To Minimize Your Home Buying Stress

Everyone who has bought a home or who is willing to buy a home know the tension involved in the buying process of a home as it is a matter of fact that it involves one’s lifetime savings as well as investment.

Home buying usually is a stressful process as it is one’s decisive decision in their life that takes their whole savings and involves emotional experience. When your emotions are involved in the buying process of a home, chances are there that those emotions can go out of hand when you face some unexpected situations like:
  • Sellers/builders can be aggressive and unreasonable
  • Defects may be revealed during home inspection
  • Loan may be rejected
  • Builder is not communicating with you properly
  • Issue in property title
  • Your employer could go bankrupt
Buying a home is a task that should be given to your head and not to heart, as being too sentimental may make things go wrong endlessly, hence as a buyer you have to plan the buying process carefully and should not give place to incongruity and frustration. Here are the two major significant factors that one should keep in mind while planning for buying a home and to reduce the stress involved in it and they are:
  • A through research about market strategy and to ask all the question and leave no doubts on your mind
  • To analyze and evaluate the financial requirement and be prepared to face financial challenges.
The process of deciding and eventually buying a home should be purely based on a watchful plan (consisting Plan-A & Plan-B) and patience.

Conducting a thorough market research will result in substantial savings, both in matters of finance and emotions. So, find a reliable real estate agent or a builder and tell them your requirements and budget and here are some list that buyers should check in the builders or agents offerings:
  • Price of the property
  • Down payment
  • Loan amount and terms of your loan
  • A closing date of your loan
  • Points to check in your contract like inspections, loan, and appraisal
  • Allotment of closing costs
  • Time period for delivery and occupancy
The most important aspect that a home buyer should consider is the expenses involved in buying as financial would give a major hit to the buyers’ emotion and to be aware of all the cost included in it like down payment, stamp duty, registration charges, legal costs, EMIs and makes sure about hidden charges.

Be prepared to face all the expenses gives a clearer idea to home buyers about  what they are doing, what they can actually afford, and in which situations and criteria they may restrict in spending money. All things considered in a proper planning will give the home buyer confidence to control the situation and thereby minimizing their stress involved in the home buying process.

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