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Hey {{contact.first_name}}, A great set of photos can make a home feel like an easy yes, whether you’re touring every week or just browsing. Before you get attached, a few things are worth checking. Start with the price history and how long the home has been listed, so you have context beyond today’s price. Look at what the photos don’t show clearly, like storage, how the rooms connect, and the home’s condition. If there’s an HOA, review its fees and rules. An inspection can bring up things photos won’t, like issues with the roof, plumbing, electrical, drainage, or heating and cooling. And to judge whether the price makes sense, compare the home with similar recent sales, keeping in mind any meaningful differences. If you have a few homes in mind, we can walk through what to look at on each one and decide which are worth pursuing. If you’re earlier in the process, we’ll start with what matters most to you. Either way, you’ll come away knowing what to act on and what to skip.
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Derrick Krueger is a real estate agent affiliated with Compass. Compass is a licensed real estate broker and abides by equal housing opportunity laws. |
