tempted
Funny how a picture of a pretty house can change your whole perspective on your readiness to buy, regardless of your financial circumstances.
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Don’t fall for it. I remember my friends kept telling me to just go see what’s out there and I refused to until I was qualified.
You’re a little late on that - I’ve been browsing houses off and on for at least the last year now. I’ve been browsing neighborhoods for at least the last six months now. I haven’t been seriously shopping, but I have been following the market by looking at houses in neighborhoods that I can afford and getting an understanding of what things cost. I wasn’t going to wait til I had the money together, because I knew the minute I felt ready, I would want to find a house and move!
Comment by S23 — October 14, 2008 @ 12:07 pm
Oh, I fell in love so many times but wait until you get in the home…yikes! I once found several crack pipes in a home that looked super on the net. Don’t fall for it!
Well come on, who would buy a house without looking at it or getting it inspected? Wait - never mind, some people actually do that. Shame on them.
Comment by Kellie — October 14, 2008 @ 1:01 pm
We go looking in Bel Air. There is no way possible for us to get weak and buy. It does keep us inspired and in pursuit of our business goals.
That’s not a bad idea, but it wouldn’t work for me. I live in the midst of homes I can’t afford - I see them every day. All it makes me want to do is go find something I CAN afford.
Comment by c2a — October 14, 2008 @ 1:42 pm