The Common Sense Guide to Purchasing a Home in Good Times and Bad

Interested in purchasing a home and don't want to be taken advantage of? Are you unsure of the process or how to purchase a home in the current market? Do you know how your Credit Score is calculated or how to rebuild your Credit? Well, "The Common Sense Guide to Purchasing a Home in Good Times and Bad" will guide you through the process from start to finish and answer your questions as to: -When to buy -What to do first -How to choose a Realtor -The information to gather when applying for a loan -The types of loans available -Whether to buy a new home versus a previously owned home versus a foreclosure or a short sale -Is seller financing for you -How do you take title -What about Chinese drywall -How does the escrow process work -What is a lease option and much, much more This trusted guide is designed for first time home buyers as well as those that have purchased many homes in their lifetime. The information is timely and relevant and will save the potential home buyer time as well as reduce potential stress and frustration. Knowledge is power. Purchasing a home is a complex process that involves a great deal of money. It can be a bit scary. Common sense says that the more knowledgeable you are about the process and the pitfalls, the better decisions you will make and the more fun you will have.

Dan Craddock, at the time of this writing, is a licensed Realtor in the states of California and Florida. He has traveled the world extensively and lived or worked in five of the seven continents. His varied background and experiences are expressed in his writings.