Realtor Monique Fair

Although you’re not legally required to work with a real estate professional to buy a home, there are various reasons why you should for a positive home-buying experience. A great real estate agent will guide you through the home search with an unbiased eye while bringing their expertise to the table and helping you meet your buying objectives while staying within your budget. If you want to work with a trusted real estate agent who has extensive knowledge of the local market, contact me today.

Here are some pros and cons of fixer-upper houses to keep in mind.

PROS:�
- Usually a lower purchase price: Although you’ll likely need to spend more on renovating.
�-Less competition: Generally speaking, there is less competition for fixer-upper homes.�
-Chance to customize your home: Once you buy a fixer-upper house, you have the freedom to do whatever you’d like to it.

CONS:�
-Expensive renovations: Depending on the renovations, you may end up breaking even/spending more than you intended.
�-Unexpected issues: Even if you get an inspection, there can be unexpected issues, especially if the house is older.