Equity-What can you afford? Must you sell before you buy? Are you receiving any assistance from your company? Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate can help you buy providing a comprehensive equity analysis.
Learn long distance. Familiarize yourself with your new location. Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate in your new destination will send you information on the area. If you have special needs and interests, ask for help early on, so that your requests can be addressed.
Overview-Before you start looking at homes, ask your Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate for an overview tour. See where the schools, recreational facilities, and paces of worship are located. Catch the "flavor" of the area and you'll feel more comfortable in selecting your new home.
Customs-All areas treat home purchases and sales differently. Have your Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate detail the procedures for you so that you know what to expect.
Ask, ask, ask! Too many questions are never enough. You need to know the answers and your Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate will find the answer. Do not be afraid to ask.
Time-Allow time for yourselves. House hunting is exhilarating and exhausting. Let your Your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate know when you need time to think, compare notes, and make decisions.
Information-Collect records from your current location to transfer to your new home. Organizing your medical, dental, school, and pet records will make settling in your new area easier.
Organize. Your moving day will be busy. Organize as much as possible before that special day. Make special box to take with you and include such items as favorite toys, important papers, and new location information.
Newcomers-Join, join, join! Enjoy the friendship of YMCA's Welcome Wagons, civic groups, PTA's, places of worship, etc. Becoming involved in your new community is the quickest way to feel "at home".
Once you have decided to commit your loyalty to your Prudential Preferred Properties Sales Associate, and you are interested in seeing a home listed with another firm, let arrange for a showing. Remember, all members of a multiple listing service can show all listings. It is not necessary to call each Realtor to see different listings Be frank with your sales person about your price range and your reaction to each property. Secrecy only confuses the picture and makes his job and your search for the right home more difficult.
If you go to an Open House unaccompanied by your Sales Associate, you can no longer obtain that house through your Sales Associate. The salesperson holding the Open House becomes the selling associate and your Sales Associate, who has spent hours of time to serve you, will not be compensated. Call your Sales Associate to accompany you to any Open House you attend.
If you see an ad in the paper which piques your curiosity, call your Sales Associate and ask him about it. Let your Sales Associate make the inquiry; he can obtain a lot more information from a fellow Realtor-which will ultimately be more beneficial to you and all parties concerned.
If you are unhappy with your Sales Associate, let the Relocation Director or Branch Manager know. They will appreciate knowing this and will graciously assign a more compatible Sales Associate to serve you. It is important to us that you be fully satisfied.