Consider this your home buyer’s toolkit. Open it up, take a look   around, and if you like, start equipping yourself with the tools necessary to make your best purchase. In most businesses, knowledge equals power, and real estate is certainly no exception. I hope you enjoy the free reports I have provided, and I hope you learn a little more about what it takes to make your important purchase a great one. The real estate market in Windsor & Essex County Ontario is certainly volatile, and all of the information about buying a home can be overwhelming. I can help.  I fight on behalf of my buyers.  I negotiate the absolute best price.  I protect you. I keep it simple.

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A credit rating is a record of your credit history and current financial situation, which typically translates into a credit rating score. Lenders can use your credit rating to verify your repayment history. A good credit rating can improve your ability to get loans and mortgages. If your credit rating needs improvement to help you qualify for a mortgage, you can improve your credit rating by always making at least the minimum payments on your credit cards, loans or utility bills on time.
Checking your history is easy! Simply ask for a copy of your credit rating at www.equifax.ca

Buyer representation occurs when a real estate brokerage representing a buyer must do what is best for the buyer. The contract, called a buyer representation creates an agency relationship between the buyer and the brokerage.  The contract outlines services, fees and obligations of both the buyer and the brokerage.  In most cases, commission fees are paid by the seller and the buyer does not incur any commission fees when purchasing a home.   It is in the buyer's best interest to engage the services of a licensed real estate professional when purchasing a home.  Your representative will make sure you don't overpay for your new home or realize after the purchase that the home has expensive defects.   It does not cost a buyer anything to be represented but it could cost you a lot if you decide to go it alone.   Remember,  when you approach the selling agent of the home, that agent is working for the seller but still must deal with you fairly and honestly.    Have your buyer agent make sure you are represented.    You would hire a lawyer to do the paperwork wouldn't you?   Why would you not use a professional to help you with the most expensive purchase you make?  

Mary Morrison
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