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The US economy has been in a nose-dive for nearly two years. The real estate market is still reeling. Yet, for many prospective buyers who managed to preserve their credit and save up some money, the time to act is now. With interest rates at historic lows, $8,000 first time home owner credit and no shortage of quality properties to choose from, one couldn't ask for a better time to own or refinance.
Enter "First Time Homebuyer's Handbook: Secrets To Saving Thousands On Your New Home". Written in the style of a reference guide, the book provides a much-needed reprieve from the ubiquitous “how-to-get-
Written by Jeff Schulz, a long-time real estate professional and investor, "First Time Homebuyer's Handbook: Secrets To Saving Thousands On Your New Home" delivers advice based on over 10 years of experience in the real estate market. The book is an invitation to learn from the pros and avoid common mistakes of first time home buying. The author's mission is to reduce uncertainty and anxiety most first time homebuyers face. This book takes its readers though each phase of the process and helps to prioritize the tasks along the way. The book mercifully free of fluff, rhetoric digressions or self-evident facts.
Unlike conventional purchases, the terms and outcome of a real estate transaction have lasting financial consequences. Mistakes or missed opportunities will translate into monthly costs or unnecessary expenses for many years to come. It’s an interesting contrast when home ownership is thought to be part of the American dream. Yet, most people dread the home buying process. Whether it applies to you or not, it pays to know the facts and be able to use them to your advantage.
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