First time home buyer need help no agent trying to do by my self?

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That's the kind of pitfall an agent helps you to navigate.

PS- zillow.com is not all that accurate. In my neighborhood, they are off by about $200,000.

First time home buyer need help no agent trying to do by my self?

Get a real estate agent. You don't save anything by not doing so. You would still have to pay closing cost.Your agent will do their best to help you .They get their commission from seller.

First time home buyer need help no agent trying to do by my self?

Now you know why real estate agents are trained in this type of work.

Don't be foolish, find a good Realtor.

First time home buyer need help no agent trying to do by my self?

Why don't you want to use an agent/realtor. It will not cost you any thing.if the seller is an agent and is offering commision to the selling agent you don't have to worry about paying anything.

If you use a real estate attorney you will end up paying a whole lot of money than an agent's commission.

Now the agent can help you with both real estate and loan transactions.You will have the peace of mind.

If you still insist on doing it yourself go to forsalebyowner.com

GOOD LUCK!

First time home buyer need help no agent trying to do by my self?

Forsalebyowner.com can help you out, but... I'd suggest getting an agent. I'm not an agent, and I've bought my last two houses without agents. However, if you're buying your first house, there are plenty of steps in the process you wouldn't be aware of. The thing that scares me is that your seller is the listing agent. It looks to me like you're pretty ripe for getting taken advantage of. The seller is saving himself 3% of the transaction price by you not getting an agent. For that 3%, I'd think he would walk you through every step of the process, but he's looking out for his best interests, not yours. I'd go ahead and get an agent, and make him pay the 3%. If he's lowering the price to compensate, there are a few agents that I've seen advertising in forsalebyowner.com that can assist you for a flat fee.

Whatever you do, make sure you don't get taken advantage of.

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