To rent or own a home. Every year millions of Americans engage in this debate. Given the choice, however, most of us would elect to buy rather than rent. The benefits of home ownership just can't be ignored. Tax deductions, appreciating property values, and fixed mortgage costs are just a few of the reasons people choose to own a home. In addition, owning your own home can bring unparalleled personal satisfaction. But the financial and legal aspects involved in making the decision to buy can be intimidating.
How to Buy a House, Condo, or Co-op, Second Edition provides the first-time or experienced homebuyer with all the essential information needed to locate, negotiate, and close successfully on their dream home. Completely revised and updated, with many helpful checklists and examples, this book contains expanded discussions on: Owning vs. renting Tax considerations Working without an agent Appraisersand appraisals Adjustable vs. fixed-rate mortgages How to evaluate a home and neighborhood
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While I didn't read this cover to cover I was able to pinpoint the chapters that were useful for me. Having to go through this process is not easy so having resources are a huge help. Obviously, the more you read the better so check this one out. There is a ton of info as home buying isn't as easy as it seems so can be overwhelming. Check it out so you can learn how to go through this arduous process.
We found this book very helpful when we ventured forth to buy our first house (which ended up being a condo). It helped us in particular around understanding mortgage options and the role of the real estate agent(s) in the transaction.