Save Thousands Buying Homes
How To Save Thousands Buying Your Next House
You can save thousands of dollars on your next home.
How? By using dozens of little-known techniques.
Would you like to know where you can get houses for under $50,000 in nice towns? In this economy, it isn’t a surprise that many people who have recently filed total bankruptcy are motivated to sell their home fast and for a large discount. You’ll find examples of such towns in Chapter Three. One of them has homes priced at under $30,000 right now. In Chapter Four, you’ll learn exactly how to find your own ideal town with affordable housing.
Here is some of what you’ll get when you buy the book:
- Great ways to find cheaper homes right where you live.
- The best places on the web to find cheap houses.
- Proven techniques you can use to negotiate a lower price on any home.
- Ways to save money on every step of the home-buying process.
What Else?
- I once saw someone buy a home for less than half the offering price. How do you get a deal like that? Make an offer, for starters, but first read Chapter 11 for a powerful way to present a low offer.
- Want to buy a really cheap home? You’ll find a great fixer-upper formula detailed in Chapter 8. Don’t even think about buying a fixer-upper until you read this.
- Are you making a costly mistake? Some of the most common ones are listed in Chapter 27, with advice on how to correct or avoid them.
- Why do your own home inspection? You should probably pay for a good home inspection, but if you do your own first, an inspection can save you thousands. Find out how in Chapter 13.
- Save thousands on financing. A lower price is only one part of getting an inexpensive home. The right financing might be the area where you can save the most. All of Section Four is devoted to this.
- What is the difference between an FHA 203(b) and an FHA 203(k) mortgage loan? With the latter you can borrow enough to buy the home and fix it up. Dozens of different loans are discussed in Chapter 17.
- Why should you offer $161,850, instead of $162,000? It’s a technique called “implied authority,” and it is explained, along with many other powerful negotiating techniques, in Chapter 11.
- Did you know you can save $750 or more on your FHA mortgage loan by completing a short educational program? This and many other ways to save money are covered in Chapter 28.
- You know that better credit can save you thousands by qualifying you for lower interest rates, but do you know how to fix your credit report quickly? Learn how in Chapter 26.
