Home Buyers Guide from Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co. Workbook for Home Buyers | Page 32

What should I ask Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co about
each home I look at?
As a rule of thumb, ask any questions you have about
specific rooms, features, or functions. Pay particular
attention to areas that you feel could become
“problem” areas—additions, defects, areas that have
been repaired, etc. And above all, if you don’t feel
your questions have been answered, ask until you do
understand and are satisfied. In most cases, Tammy
Mitchell Hines & Co Team will be able to provide you
with detailed information.

How many homes should I look
at before I buy?
There is no set number of homes you should look at
before you decide to make an offer on one. That’s
why providing Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co Team
with as many details as possible up front is so
helpful. The perfect home may be waiting for you on
your first visit. Even if it isn’t, the house-hunting
process will help you get a feeling for the homes in
the community and narrow your choices to a few
homes that are worth a second look.

What should I tell Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co about the
homes I look at?
Tell Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co Team what you
liked and didn’t like about each home you saw. It is
important to really get a feel for what you’re looking
for in a home in order to find your dream home. Don’t
be shy about talking about a home’s shortcomings.
Was the home perfect except for the carpeting? Let
Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co Team know that, too!

If you’re looking in more than one community, try to
make the most of each house-hunting trip. Stop by
the local chamber of commerce to pick up
promotional literature about the community. Or ask
Tammy Mitchell Hines & Co Team for welcome
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