
Tips to Help You Be a Better (More Successful) First-Time Buyer in This Market
If you’ve never purchased a home before, it can be hard to know what the process will be like. But chances are, you have some


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Location, Location, Location! It’s just as important in real estate as it is in executing the wedding. It basically sets the mood for the rest of your life. Do you want a country setting? A city high rise? Cozy backyard shindig?
And just like a wedding, there are multiple players involved in purchasing a home. Each has an important role to play in making things go down without a hitch. Here are the main players:
As long as she thinks she’s in charge, it’s all good. Expect momentary flashes of schizophrenia and crazy texts over nothing of actual importance. Normally, a very nice person but always be on the lookout for Bridezilla to emerge.
Not really an important player until after the paperwork is signed.
“Nope. This house sucks. No good. Needs to be replaced. Might as well start over and find a new dream property. I said no. No means no. Fine do whatever your want.”
Mostly along for the ride after the union passes regulated counseling. Likes to be paid (and fed) handsomely at the reception.
These are the people who will walk hand in hand with you to see 14 different dresses/houses. They will laugh, cry and stress over every little detail with you.
Been buddies forever. Lots of embarrassing stories but we will all try to ignore those because we are serious, sophisticated adults now. Mostly just involved for the drinks and witness the bridal party meltdown.
Also known as the gatekeeper for the whole transaction. Usually bringing all the funds to closing. Don’t lie to this person. Your fate is in their hands.
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This is the person running the whole show from behind the magical curtain. Deserves a pay raise and WAY more credit than they usually get.
Sure, she’s been cute for 6 months leading up to the big day. However, by the bridal luncheon the day of, she seriously needs a nap, a lollipop and a bribe to behave like a sweet little angel until we can get this knot tied up. Pretty please?!
Crucial in both weddings and real estate. Overpaid but totally worth every penny.
Oh, and although the following isn’t a “person”, it’s a crucial component of both a wedding and real estate transaction:
During this period you’ll want to check for:
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