• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • Home
  • About
    • Write For Us
  • Children
  • Education
  • Pets
  • DIY/Home
  • Wellness
  • Fashion
  • Travel
  • Finance
  • Tech

ABC At Home

Homeschooling Mommy Entrepreneur

Top Tips For When Buying Your Dream Home

August 30, 2017 by Lauren Palmer

Most of us have our hearts set on a particular type of house that we could possibly call our dream house and for the majority of people, it is a dream they must hold on to for some time. The usual process of buying a home is to start of small and then gradually improve your property as your life grows. If you are in a  position where your next house is going to be your dream house, here are some tips on buying it.

List Your Wishes

It may sound strange but you need to know exactly what it is that you are looking for in a home before you start to search. The reason for this is that we can easily get emotionally swept away when we see a beautiful house, even if it doesn’t quite match our needs. If however, you have a list of exactly what you are looking for in terms of price, space, amenities etc. you will be able to avoid getting sucked in to buying something that is not quite what you are after.

Stay Connected and Patient

When it comes to buying your dream home, it is important that you do not rush into a purchase and instead wait for just the right home to come along. Whilst patience is advised during this process, you must say connected to the market and what homes are going up for sale. It may be that you only have to wait a short time to find the house of your dreams, and that is obviously the hope, but don’t be downhearted if you have to wait for some time.

Focus on Saving

Generally speaking, you get what you pay for when buying property and as such, your dream home may set you back quite a sizable chunk of cash. For this reason it is worth dedicating all of you efforts to saving up the most amount of cash possible so that you can facilitate the buying of the very best home that you can find. If you need to be patient before finding your dream home, you should be using this time to save up as best as you can. Remember that it is not always the home itself that costs money, on last home I bought I had to pay Woodgrange solicitors, search teams, decorating costs and furniture amongst many other fees.

Think Long Term

Although you may believe that you will stay in your dream property forever, it may not lawyers be the case and you should consider in vesting in something that is likely to grow in value. You should also be thinking long term when it comes to your personal life and what may be your dream home now, may not be your dream home in 15 or 20 years. Whilst this will only slightly alter your thought process when buying a home, it is well worth considering as part of your overall decision.

Filed Under: DIY/Home Tagged With: buying home, buying property, dream home, home

Primary Sidebar

Follow us

  • facebook
  • twitter

Should You Leave a Humidifier on All Night for Baby?

Domestic Cleaning Tips – Cleaning Your Fridge

The Importance of Building Your Family Home

Footer

Recent Posts

  • Should You Leave a Humidifier on All Night for Baby?
  • Domestic Cleaning Tips – Cleaning Your Fridge
  • The Importance of Building Your Family Home
  • 3 DIY Home Projects You Can Do With Your Kids
  • 3 Picture Day Outfit Ideas for Little Girls

Tags

auto business career children company destinations DIY education entrepreneurship Europe family fashion finance fitness garden health health and wellness holiday home home improvements house interior design internet investing job kids learning marketing money parenting pet pets profession property real estate student study style tech technology trading travel vacation wellness yard

About Us

Welcome to ABC at Home! The woman/parenting/homeschooling/entrepreneur resource brought to you by a busy, but efficient mother! I write articles about travel, business, finance and many more subjects for stay-at-home parents (yes, that includes men too) so that our kids can thrive as much as we do.