As the old saying goes, it’s all about location, location,
location. But, there is a lot more to it
than just plain geography when it comes to finding your perfect home. There are a lot of things to consider during
the search because, for most, a home is the most significant purchase they will
ever make.
Choose A Good Area
When searching for your perfect home, the obvious place to start is with
the selection of a location. If you have
children, you may want to choose a home that is close to good schools and is
also located close to amenities.
Transport links are very important so in Dublin for instance easy access
to the M50, Dart, Luas and Arrow are advisable.
Many people also look for a home that offers a short commute to and from
work. If you are shopping within a
specific price range, you can also narrow the choices by finding an area that
offers the best value for your money.
Decide Your Priorities
The perfect home for you is one that has all of the elements that you
want. Whether it's a sunny back garden, a large kitchen, an extra bedroom,
attic conversion etc , choosing the style of home that you want is an important
first step in finding the perfect place to hang your hat. You may also want to consider whether you
prefer a single-level or two-story home.
Many home buyers also factor in the potential to extend in the future as
a vital factor in their selection.
Get Mortgage Approval In Principle
Now that you know what you want and where you want it, it's important to
find out how much you can afford. Your
lender will request specific information relating to your income and
expenditures and will offer a possible price range for you to keep in
mind. After an initial conversation with
your broker, bank, or building society you will have as a good indication of what
budget you have to spend.
Enjoy The Process
In conclusion, you should know that the search for your perfect home is
a journey. It may be either long or
short and with or without some bumps along the way, but the greatest
satisfaction will be at the journey's end and your future's beginning.
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