Real Estate Site Search—How Potential Home Buyers & Sellers Can Best Utilize This Site

Q: I’m considering selling my home soon, what is the best way to utilize your site?

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Although you have a lot of helpful information and advice—at times it seems overwhelming.

A: This site can be a very helpful and important tool in assisting you in selling your home the right way.

If the time horizon before your home sale is short, I would recommend going to the Site Map page and beginning in the “Real Estate Advice & Tips Section.” I would then focus on the “Real Estate Advice & Tips Page."

Again it is important that you have a properly funded emergency and retirement plan in place, proper insurance coverage in all areas, little or no debt and positive financial ratios.

If all of the above is positive, I would then recommend focusing on the “Home Seller Section” and focus on “Home Buyer’s Versus Home Seller’s Page” , “How To Properly Choose a Real Estate Agent Page”, and the “Search Atlanta Homes Sections.”

For those who are considering the sale of their home outside the metropolitan Atlanta area you could possibly search homes in your area by going to a public site if available in your area.

The above search on your part should only be pre-liminary—as the goal should be for you to get familiar with the prices and other market data in the area in which you are considering.

Keep in mind that it is still normally in your best interest to hire a real estate agent to help sell your home as they normally have a good feel for your market. Make sure you select a highly competent agent who knows your market and how to get things done.

If you decide to sell your home yourself without the assistance of an agent be sure to do your homework and be prepared for all that it entails.

However, for maximum home selling power—start your home selling process by visiting this site early and often.

I am sure that you will find information on this site that you can’t find anywhere else.

By familiarizing yourself with the information and advice on this site you will be in a positive selling position if you apply the information and advice to your particular situation.

The more time you have to search and comprehend the advice and tips on this site—the more successful your home sale should be.

However, please be aware that the navigation order or search order that is best for you is really a personal decision. The decision should be based on your individual real estate knowledge base—and your current credit and finance position.

Be sure to utilize the "Glossary Page" to further your real estate understanding—as it is one of the most comprehensive glossary of residential real estate terms on the web.

In a nutshell—all home selling situations are unique so use the suggested navigation or search order as a guide only.

As to the site being overwhelming part of your question—we strive to provide the most complete and accurate advice on the web. That means we have to cover many areas of real estate.

If many consumers ask the same question or a consumer asks a compelling question we feel obligated to include the Q & A on our site as we feel the answer can help many consumers in the Atlanta area—and possibly throughout the world.

How Potential Home Buyers Can Best Utilize This Site

Q: I’m considering purchasing a home soon, what is the best way to utilize your site?

Although you have a lot of helpful information and advice—at times it seems overwhelming.

A: This site can be a very helpful and important tool in assisting you in purchasing your home the right way.

If the time horizon before your purchase is short, I would recommend going to the Site Map page and beginning in the “Mortgage Loan Section.”  I would then focus on “All About Credit Reports & Credit Scores”, “Home Loan Documents Needed”, and “How To Shop For A Mortgage Loan.”

Again it is important that you have a properly funded emergency and retirement plan in place, proper insurance coverage in all areas, little or no debt and positive financial ratios.

If all of the above is positive, I would then recommend focusing on the “Home Buyer” page and begin at "How To Purchase Your First Home" and the “Atlanta Homes Section where you could search for homes in your price range and geographical area.”

The above search on your part should only be pre-liminary as the goal should be for you to get familiar with the prices and other market data in the area in which you are considering.

Choose an agent who is highly competent, knows the market area you are considering, and one who looks out for your best interest.

For those who are considering purchasing outside the metropolitan Atlanta area you could possibly search homes in your area by going to a public site —if available—in your area.

However, for maximum home purchasing power—start your home purchase process by visiting this site early and often.

I am sure that you will find information on this site that you can’t find anywhere else.

By familiarizing yourself with the information and advice on this site you will be in a positive purchasing position if you apply the information and advice to your particular situation.

The more time you have to search and comprehend the advice and tips on this site—the more successful your home purchase should be.

However, please be aware that the navigation order or search order that is best for you is really a personal decision. The decision should be based on your individual real estate knowledge base—and your current credit and finance position.

Again be sure to utilize the "Glossary Page" to further your real estate understanding—as it is one of the most comprehensive glossary of residential real estate terms on the web.

In a nutshell—all home purchasing situations are unique so use the suggested navigation or search order as a guide only.

As to the site being overwhelming part of your question—we strive to provide the most complete and accurate advice on the web. That means we have to cover many areas of real estate.

If many consumers ask the same question or a consumer asks a compelling question we feel obligated to include the Q & A on our site as we feel the answer can help many consumers in the Atlanta area—and throughout the world.

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