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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2001

Seven Steps To Buying A Home

Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo
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United StatesReal Estate and Construction
David M Dubin Esq
David M Dubin Esq

More and more, people are becoming attracted to Long Island's East End for purchase of a year-round or second home. There are seven steps involved in consummating such a purchase.

  1. Locating A Desirable House.
  2. List all of the important features your new home must have; for example, waterfront, four bedrooms, home office, etc. Another consideration is the size of the property and whether or not there is room to expand the house or improve the property with a pool, tennis court or garage. Once you have prioritized these items and estimated a price range, your local broker can provide you with several listings to meet your needs.
  3. Negotiate the Price.
  4. As experienced homebuyers know, the seller's asking price is always negotiable. Every house has its good points and bad points. The age and condition of a house can be used by the buyer to negotiate what he or she thinks is a better price for the house. One should also remember that every seller has a minimum amount that they

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