Buying property - How to proceed? Realtor, bank, owner?

  • Erstellt am 2019-10-31 09:31:10

hausbauer

2019-10-31 21:31:16
  • #1
But better not to act blindly at the first halfway decent property, as you cannot assess the market yet. Better let one or two good offers slip by and then check afterwards if you regret it. It is important to know exactly what you or you all actually want and to develop a feel for the market. And only then make concrete decisions. But then always be ready to act lightning fast...
 

kaho674

2019-10-31 22:45:01
  • #2
And in the end, building might also be an option. After all, this is a house construction forum. So ask your desired community whether they are selling building land now or in the near future.
 

11ant

2019-11-01 00:11:11
  • #3
Which "it"?
 

ypg

2019-11-01 14:45:34
  • #4
These are the most important points and very well explained!




And yes: when you know exactly what you can afford and even want, know some renovation costs, and know how to implement your wishes in a used property (e.g. wall breakthrough, bathroom renovation, energy-saving implementations), only then can you relatively quickly commit to buying the house.
You call the agent, make an appointment, get your first impression, talk, plan and calculate (calculation = house price or bid plus additional purchase costs plus renovations), so that you can tell the agent the next day: we'll take it. Then you go to a bank or another lender you trust (prerequisite: your limit and conditions are no longer unknown to you), it doesn’t have to be your online bank, you take your salary and house documents as well as the calculation with you and say: it’s urgent, we need a loan.
And yes: the agent wants the bank commitment as soon as possible that you can actually get this amount. It therefore makes sense to get a bank already on board that knows you and can then also provide a written bank commitment immediately after an appraisal. After that, you have enough time to inspect the house with an expert and identify defects. You mention these defects to the agent and only offer 70-90% of the favored house price accordingly (provided that the sales price has already been checked regarding the realistic sales price). A bit generalized.

If you don’t know quickly what you want and can do with an interesting property and don’t get this written commitment, it may be that someone else is faster.
 

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