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Getting your finances together before buying home

Sugandh Ratan Agarwal
Last updated: May 31, 2020 8:23 am
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Buying a home for as a move int property or for the reason of investing in real estate is a big deal. Making a decision for that is not that easy. There are more than enough information and suggestion available which would confuse anyone. Buying home is not that hard in terms of documentation and loan processing but you must be clear about the purpose, need, and future plan. There are multiple steps that you need to follow for this to make a decision that you will not regret later. Here are a few points to get you started with for one of the biggest decisions that you have to make.

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Understand your needsCheck your financesCheck the deposit paymentsCheck for other hidden and associated charges
  1. Understand your needs

First and foremost, understand your needs as to how big you want your home. This will depend upon the family size if you want to earn some rental income along with living there or you just want to give it on rent. Also, here you must consider commuting time. How much time it will take from your workplace/college/grocery markets etc… as well. This is a very important factor to consider.

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  1. Check your finances

The next step will be to align the needs with the finances you have. Do remember that many people make this mistake of putting a lot of money in property and then regret later. You have to understand that once you buy a property, there are other expenses also that you have to have for maintenance purposes.

Further, you can also go for loans and facilities like this to disburse the burden over time. Also keep in mind that the interest rates are not static and they might change in future so you got to have some money kept aside for rainy days.

Read Also: Questions That Will Help You In Buying The Dream House In Australia

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  1. Check the deposit payments

Before buying the property you will need to put in some deposit money to lock the house for you. Do make sure that this is given as per an agreement and before handing over any money, sign the agreement. There should be written proof of the payment in the form or receipt also. Keep these payments proof with you as these will help you in case of any issues that might arise in the future.

Read Also: How to save money for a first home deposit 

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  1. Check for other hidden and associated charges

There are many other expenses that you will have to incur for buying the house that may not be told to you expressly. These include inspections to be conducted on the property for pest and their termination, some maintenance charges, brokerage to brokers, etc… Give them full attention and you may also want to bargain on these. Fix the amount beforehand for these expenses.

So here is all you need to select the house you want to buy.

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