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One of the biggest mistakes people make when buying homes is they rely solely on “local neighborhood market analysis information” to determine the right price to pay for a home.
Before you buy or refinance your home, INSIST on seeing a “total market overview” of exactly what is going on in the ENTIRE market. Then narrow your analysis to local market information.
Why do I say this? Because you want to know two things:
1) What is the ENTIRE market doing with used mobile home values? Are they going up? And by how much?
2) What is the specific area doing with market used mobile home value? How does it compare to what the total market is doing? Are the growth rates the same, lower, or higher than the overall market?
Understanding these parameters will save you thousands of dollars when you make an offer on a home. I frequently perform both of these analyses for my buyers, in an easy to understand format, so you know EXACTLY what you’re buying!
The general location of the home you’re considering could determine how happy you’ll be living there, and what kind of an investment you’re buying. Here’s an important tip that will almost always make you money…
Buy The Midrange Home In The Best Neighborhood You Can Afford
Why do I say this? Because the better the neighborhood, the better the appreciation for you over time. And if you buy the midrange home, the home will “generally” appreciate faster and greater than a higher priced home in the same area. Monitor used mobile home values.
Plus, you will most certainly spend money updating or decorating your new home, and you don’t want to get “upside down” on your home’s value after spending money for improvements.
