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How early is too early
We are starting to look into getting our first home in 12 months (March/April 2014 move in). I work in an industry where I go into a busy season from Oct-Feb and its hard to have free time to search with my husband. I could have a few weekends, but I don't know when you would need to finish closing.
So I was wondering how early would be too early to talk to an agent or start looking into homes. Any advice would be appreciated on when to start looking and whats the time difference between closing and moving in for most people.
Thanks!
Re: How early is too early
I believe this could vary by state, but I think what you might mean is time difference between an offer being accepted and closing because at least where I live you move in/take possession the day you close. A lot has to do with your market so I
Thanks for the advice. We will keep that in mind and feel at ease to start looking now.
I think when I first looked for apartments after I knew where I was moving, I was told I was looking to early and thought that was the same idea fo
It's a little different with homes than it is for apartments. Generally, you can reserve an apartment a few months ahead of your move-in date/rental start date without any financial obligation. With a house, you can't reserve a house - you would
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I don't think it is every "too early" to start researching your options and learn what you can afford in your area. I think starting a year early would really give you a leg up when it gets down to it. What I would do right away:
1. Pull both of
its never too early to start learning the market and seeing what's out there. it took us about 8-10 months to even find a house to buy and have the offer accepted, and then another 2 months to close.
we closed 6 weeks before our wedding and immed
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