The most important rule in house hunting
Many details must be taken in consideration when selecting your home; price, style, size, location. It’s probably impossible to say which factor is most important. If there is a chance you’ll be moving again in a few years, be sure you buy with a selling in mind. It’s a strong possibility that the items that make your new home a comfortable fit for you will also attract buyers later on.
For the short-term homeowner who has resale in mind, there are some special considerations:
Watch for growth potential
Look for an established neighborhood that will not inconvenienced by future growth but be enhanced by it.
Look out for resale value
Look for a neighborhood where houses sell well in any market.
Check out location
Consider all types of transportation; even those you may not use.
Schools are important
Check for quality public schools, whether or not you have young children who may be attending.
Green is good
Look carefully at the lot for trees and greenery to shield winter winds or summer heat.
Make room for visitors
Be aware of the parking arrangements for you and your neighbors.
Privacy is a plus
Consider how much privacy the house and lot provide you and your family.
Drive the commute before you buy
Check morning and afternoon drive time to work and other facilities you may frequent.




