Of course, the process varies from person to person. According to the Department of Housing & Urban Development, home buyers view an average of 15 properties before finally choosing to make an offer on one of them. That number may be a good benchmark for you. On a Saturday afternoon, you can comfortably look at three or four potential properties. You can see more if you want to make a full day of it.
One factor that impacts the home shopping process is how clearly you know what you're looking for. For example, if you're certain you want a two bedroom condo, on a quiet road, in an upscale neighbourhood, then the process is going to be fairly simple. You're just going to view properties that closely meet that criteria.
But if you're the kind of person who simply says, "I'll know it when I see it", then you'll need to look at lots of homes on the market. That means carving out plenty of room in your schedule for viewings.
I can help you understand what's available on the market and which homes are worth seeing. I can also help you determine how long the process will likely take, and show you ways to make the process go more quickly and smoothly.
Ready to get started? Contact me without delay!
Ready to get started? Contact me without delay!
Whether you are looking to buy, sell or learn more about the market changes, call / text me on (604) 781-5692 or send an email to tim@timwray.ca to get the answers you need.
My business grows by building trust and strong client-focused relationships. I would welcome the opportunity to help you achieve your real estate goals.
My business grows by building trust and strong client-focused relationships. I would welcome the opportunity to help you achieve your real estate goals.