The Everything Homebuying Book: How to buy smart — in any market..Determine what you can afford…Explore your mortgage options…Find a home that matches your needs (Everything Series): Piper Nichole: Books
Posted on February 28, 2009
Product Description
The good news: Its a buyers market and interest rates are down. The bad news: Its tougher to get credit and qualify for an affordable mortgage. In this volatile market, potential homebuyers need to arm themselves with as much information as they can get. This book takes them through each step of buying a home and will show them how to: choose the right house, condo, co-op, or vacation home; analyze mortgage rates, property values, and market trends; work with agents, brokers, lawyers, and lenders; and more. Whether buyers are purchasing a first home or their fourth, this updated guide walks them through their biggest purchase with expert advice they can trust. This edition includes completely new material on loans to avoid, how to determine if a house is overpriced, and avoiding foreclosure.
About the Author
Piper Nichole (Richmond, VA), a licensed real estate agent, is the author of Buying a House on a Shoestring and The For Sale by Owner Handbook. She writes a syndicated real estate column that is distributed to more than 100 newspapers in the United States and Canada. Ms. Nichole has been featured in MarketWatch/Dow Jones, AOL, Wall Street Journal, NASDAQ, the Boston Globe, the Seattle Times, CBSMarketWatch, the ABC Radio Network, USA Radio Network, and ESPNs Viewpoint
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