Mistakes in Buying a Foreclosed Home

Feb 3
07:30

2012

Annetta Powell

Annetta Powell

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http://annettapowellblog.com - Many people believe that they could earn a good amount if they could get a foreclosed home and sell it. And even though it is true that working in real estate has been rewarding especially when dealing with foreclosed homes,Mistakes in Buying a Foreclosed Home Articles many have suffered as well. There have been cases wherein people have actually lost all their fortunes because the profits they earned from foreclosed houses weren’t enough to run the business or they gained no profit at all which led to business closure.

However, there are ways that could help you avoid massive losses. It has been noticed that people tend to commit a few common mistakes leading to a disastrous experience. Surprisingly, these mistakes are made by most people, even the experienced ones, and most especially the new ones, who dive into this business without any form of planning.

The first mistake to avoid - being dependent on a single source. It is suicidal to rely on one source and place all your bets on it. Learn about the property’s history from different sources. Discussing it with various real estate agents and the bank owning it is always a good move.

The second most common mistake is making offers based on bank prices. Although it is not a bad idea to know the price offered by the bank, the one you should make must not depend on it. There are many people who make offers that are a few percent below the base price. Pricing the property based on its actual worth must always be your choice.

Another mistake that people commit is taking for granted the expenses that will be incurred for repairs and renovations, which must always be added to the price that you would be coming up.

Moreover, one should always know the runabouts of the business. Many people suffer huge losses because of inadequate planning and impulsiveness. Knowing what you would be doing with the house next could take you away from further headache.

Avoiding these commonly committed mistakes and having a plan at hand could make you one of the most successful people in this kind of business.

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Yours Sincerely, Annetta Powell Your Professional Success Coach

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