Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Do you know what you want in a home?

There are any number of factors that can come into play when you are searching for a new home. In addition to knowing what you want in your new home, it’s also important to consider which factors you can be more flexible on as buying a new home often involves a degree of compromise.


For example, if you want to live in a specific location, discuss why you want to live in that neighborhood and consider if there are similar areas that offer the same benefits. How important is the size of your home? Are you looking for three bedrooms... four bedrooms? Do you want a den or home office? What about redecorating or remodeling? Do you have room in your budget for that?

These are just a few of the questions that can arise during the process of looking for and purchasing a new home. If you have any questions, call me on my cell, 201-615-5353, or visit my website SusanLaskinRealtor.com.

Visit my website PascackValleySoldHomeReports.com to learn what every home in the Pascack Valley Sold for over the past year!

Read more of my Pascack Valley Real Estate Blogs!
  • Take A Walking Tour of Historic Central River Vale! - The River Vale Public Schools & River Vale Historic Preservation Commission are presenting a Walking Tour of Historic Central River Vale! read the rest of this blog!
  • Another Home Sold by Susan Laskin! (The Pascack Valley's #1 Realtor!) - For more information on the local Real Estate Market...
  • Thinking of Moving to Park Ridge? - Park Ridge is a beautiful town located in the Pascack Valley region of Bergen County. With an excellent school system and close proximity to New York City, it's a wonderful place to call home... read the rest of this blog!
  • Curb Appeal - How it can improve your home for sale! - Tips For Sellers, A Real Estate update for The Pascack Valley! - Your Front Yard! This will undoubtedly the first impression of your home for most prospective buyers. So why wait until just before you put your home on the market to improve it? read the rest of this blog!

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