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7 Must-Have Traits For Work At Home Success
There are a lot of reasons why so many people fail shortly after starting a home business. In order to achieve your work at home dreams there are certain traits you must possess or acquire. I have listed 7 must-have traits that I consider to...
Free Tools For Home Business Entrepreneurs
When resources are scarce it’s important to maximize results and stretch every dollar. As home business entrepreneurs, we don’t have the ad budgets of Coca-Cola and Disney, we can’t afford to throw money away. There are a number of free resources...
My Favorite Home Business Marketing Ideas
If you’re planning to make money online with a work from home opportunity then you need places to advertise. Fortunately there are literally thousands of places for you to advertise your business and or products online. Both FREE and FEE based...
Take Advantage of That Home Based Business Opportunity
When a home based business opportunity knocks, you should
listen. If you dream of having some independence, setting your
own schedule, and running things on your own terms, then looking
for a good home based business opportunity should be your...
Work At Home Be Your Own Boss
Hello, Have you ever wondered how some people can appear to do
far less than you do in a day and yet they have more money and
more free time than you will ever get to see? Let's face
it......way down deep inside you know there is a better way....
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Buying a New Home – Home Buying Tips
If you in the process of looking for your first home, there are some essential steps that you should be aware of. Many times, people fall in love with a home and rush into the deal—not considering some important issues. Unfortunately, many of those people end up unhappy with their purchase or end up with a deal gone bad.
Avoid this by following the suggestions below and ensuring that you have thought out your purchase thoroughly.
The most important consideration should be the sales price of the home. Just because it’s the best home in the neighborhood, that doesn’t mean that you should pay a lot more for it. In fact, experts tell us that the “best” house in the neighborhood probably won’t sell for much more than the other homes in the area. You should look to pay not more than 10-20 more than the other homes in the area—no matter how much nicer the home is. Anything higher than that is based on emotion—not business—and will probably cost you when you go to sell it.
Next, you should take a serious look at the neighborhood itself. How are the school systems rated? Even if you don’t have children this is important because when you go to sell
the home, your buyers might. Is the house located in a convenient area, or would you have to drive excess miles to do your grocery shopping? In addition, you should visit the area in the day time, as well as the night. Does the “feel” of the area change when it’s dark, or does it still look like a nice place to live?
Finally—and perhaps most importantly—don’t get caught up in “house fever” and commit to buying more than you can afford. One way to do this is by being pre-approved by your mortgage company. This will tell you exactly how much you can afford to pay, and that will automatically slim down your options. A good rule of thumb when you’re shopping is that your mortgage payment shouldn’t exceed more than 36 percent of your income.
To view our recommended home mortgage lenders or to read more articles about bome buying, visit: Recommended Mortgage Lenders Online.
About the Author
Carrie Reeder is the owner of ABC Loan Guide. It is an information website with articles and news about various types of loans.
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