Some people experience a phenomenon known as “buyer’s remorse” after buying a home. A sense of regret associated with their purchase a few days after closing. They wonder if they made the right decision, if they acted too quickly or if they paid too much.
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Here are some things to do to avoid buyer’s remorse. First off, unless there is a real reason for your concern, simply acknowledge that you are more than likely feeling stressed. That is commonly associated with making major life decisions. To avoid this feeling,
- Get to know your new neighborhood before you buy.
- Visit during the day and at night.
- Talk to your neighbors before making any offers.
- Prepare a budget and stick to it.
- You should buy a home with enough space to accommodate your family but at a price within your means.
- When your offer is accepted, make sure you have a home inspection to avoid any unwanted surprises.
- You may also want to purchase a home warranty. If the seller doesn’t provide one, this offers protection for the major components of the home.
Understanding how and why buyer’s remorse occurs can help you work through it if it happens to you.
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One of the reasons to call the Agardi Team if you want to buy a home or have one to sell is:
Not only do we sell our clients’ homes for more money and faster than the average area agent, but your home is also more likely to sell. According to 2015 MLS statistics, only 71% of area homes sold during their listing term. Compare that to our 95% of homes listed that sold before the end of the listing term. YOUR HOME SOLD GUARANTEED OR WE’LL BUY IT*
To discuss the sale of your home, call The Agardi Team at 718-755-2882 and start packing!
*Agardi Team and the seller have to agree on the price and the closing date.
