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It can become overwhelming to think of all of the expenses
associated with buying and maintaining a home. And it can be
very easy to forget to add all of the expenses into your budget. It
is important to look at all the figures to make sure you will be able
to not only afford to buy the home, but also maintain it. The most
obvious number is the actual sale price, plus a title policy and any
fees the mortgage company may charge. You will also be respon-
sible for any portion of the property taxes from the time you close
the purchase through the date of the next tax billing cycle. Don't
forget to include the full year's taxes into your budget. If you are
purchasing a condo there will be monthly association dues, and
many homes have yearly association dues.
Your utilities may increase from your current budget if the home
you are buying is larger than your existing residence. And your
water bill may also increase, especially if your property is larger
and has more lawn to be watered. If this is your first home you
will need to keep in mind that the heating and cooling should have
yearly maintenance, and you also may need to add replacement
costs into the budget if they are nearing their useful life at the
time of closing. The same applies for the roof and windows.

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I like to be home for showings to walk the buyer
through and point out all the special features of my
home. Buyers appreciate this, right?

Submitted by Jim from Bloomfield Hills

While you are the best person to tout all of the exceptional traits of
your home, buyers should have ample time to view a home with-
out the homeowner present. The buyer needs to be able to speak
freely to their family members and Realtor about decor they may
want to change, the asking/offering price and any other topics
that are of a personal nature such as finances or special needs of
family members that have to be met when buying a new home. If
you, the seller, are present at the showing, the buyer will be more
focused on what they say and trying to be personable to you, and
they will not be focused on really looking at the house and try-
ing to envision themselves living in the home. If you do feel the
absolute need to be present at the showing, greet the buyers at
the door, mention several of the most important features that may
not be obvious, such as new mechanicals or hardwood flooring
underneath carpeting, and then step away giving the buyer space
to view and talk. A better alternative would be to plan to meet the
buyers on a 2nd or 3rd viewing of the home.

If you have a real estate question
please contact Mitch at
mwolf@cranrealtors.com or 248-626-8700

JN

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