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Buying a property in New York or New Jersey can be a very sophisticated process. In fact, it may even be the most expensive and emotionally draining experience of your life. Typically, potential buyers visit the same sites about 2-3 times before making a firm offer. Once an agreement has been reached, both sides (buyer and seller) must prepare a wide range of documents and agreements. Then, the lawyers will draft the contracts, and the home inspectors will inspect the structure and components of the property to look for potential problems. Meanwhile, the mortgage brokers will be assisting with the finance agreement. Understanding the transaction and mortgage terms may take some time and thus the process can be even more complicated. In general, determining whether it is better to buy residential or commercial real estate largely depends on your specific circumstances. Your main priority should be to have a good idea of your objectives, concerns, and budget as this will help you when it comes to making a final decision. Don’t worry, our team will always be on hand to offer our expert advice so you can buy the property of your dreams.

Alexey Kiknadze
Licensed Real Estate Salesperson
Weichert Properties Soho
License: #10401341933