Realtor Magazine Consumer Handouts

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Buyer Handouts
Eight steps to getting your finances in order

Budget basics worksheet

Eight ways to improve your credit

Five factors that decide your credit score

Your property wish list

Tips for finding the perfect neighborhood

Tips on buying in a tight market

The pros and cons of condos

Five reasons you need a REALTOR

Questions to ask when choosing a real estate practitioner

Ten steps to prepare for home ownership

How big of a mortgage can I afford?

Seven reasons to own your own home

Five common first-time homebuyer mistakes

Ten tips for first-time homebuyers

Ten things to take the trauma out of homebuying

How high tech is your home?

Ask a home inspector/Defects to watch out for

What your home inspection should cover

How comprehensive is your home warranty?

Five property tax questions you need to ask

Ten questions to ask your condo board

Ten questions to ask your lender

Six creative ways to afford a home

Choices that will affect your loan

Five things to understand about homeowners insurance

Five things to understand about title insurance

What not to overlook on a final walk-through

Common closing costs for buyers

What to keep from your closing

Tips for packing like a pro
 

 
Seller Handouts
Understanding Agency

Five things to do before you sell

Tips for holding a yard sale

Ten ways to make your home more salable

Five ways to speed up your sale

Seven steps for preparing for an open house

Seven terms to watch for in a purchase contract

What you'll net at closing

Moving tips for sellers

Twenty low-cost ways to spruce up your home

What is appraised value?

Understanding capital gains in real estate

Does moving up make sense?

Remodeling that pays

Twelve tips for hiring a remodeling contractor

FSBO: Tips on how to price your home

Open house tips for FSBO's

Seventeen service providers you'll need when you sell

Six forms you'll need to sell your home

Is your buyer qualified?