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First time buyers are the lifeblood of the UK housing market. They are the chain breakers, the drivers that can unlock a locked transaction network . It is not all that unusual for a property seller to lower the price of a property if they know that the prospective buyer is a first timer and as such are in a position to continue with the transaction at a expidited pace, compared with someone who has a property to sell. I did this myself when I last came to Sell My House.

But being a first time buyer is quite a daunting affair . When We Buy Homes it is usually the greatest financial transaction we enter into and the commitment is most acutely felt by the first time buyer who may possibly not have the experience or knowledge of how the whole house buying process works and , quite often , feel a little bit intimidated by the entire situation.

Therefore here are some helpful pointers, do’s and don’t if you like, for smoothing the process when We Buy Houses as first time buyer.

1. Initially make sure that your financial situation is sustainable. Buying a home is a big commitment and We Buy Homes mostly to live in so If you aren’t going to be able to make the payments in the future then don’t buy into the market. It’s not much good thinking “I need to Sell My House” fifteen months down the line.
2. Do look around for the most cost effective deal that you can get as far as mortgage finance is concerned and consider that this may not always be your own bank or building society.
3. Remember that an Independent Financial Advisor might well charge you fees that would not be payable if you search out a deal on your own.
4. Try to remember all the continuing expenses that you will have to pay as part of your property ownership. It’s not just the mortgage, it’s the council tax, insurance, utility bills etc and whilst you may think that the mortgage on it’s own seems reasonable enough , these other expenditures can be real deal breakers.
5. Always view your prosepctive purchase with half a mind to what may happen if you had to sell up and move on. Sometimes when We Buy Houses a couple of years down the line our circumstances may change and this seems to be particularly relevant to first time buyers , as they may be wanting to move to more airy or propitious accommodation sooner than they think!
6. Always do your homework when obtaining a property. By this I mean look round the area and the property many times before finalising the deal and do this at varying times of the day and evening. What seems like a bargain on a pleasant Sunday afternoon may look very different Monday evening when the rush hour traffic is hurtling past causing the neighbour’s dog to go into a fit of deranged barking for hours on end.
7. Try and get the best deal on your solicitor or licensed conveyancer. Shop around and use the Net , but make sure that you get a full breakdown of costs before entering into a commitment. And understand that not all finance companies will be happy with a licensed conveyance – some will only deal with a solicitor so it’s worth finding this out before sign one up .
8. And finally , don’t believe everything the estate agent says to you about a property. Whilst there are some rules in place about how an agency can describe a property it’s often the things that they don’t say that can catch you out.

So there it is . Some basic rules to help oil the wheels on the first time buyers new house purchase.

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