As you begin your home search keep in mind that there are things that you, the buyer will need to be responsible for. Sure you have a Realtor, but there are some things a Realtor can’t tell you.
Is this a high crime area?
As a Realtor, I can direct you to where to find the crime statistics for the area, but I can’t tell you whether it is a high crime area or not.
Is this a Good neighborhood?
This question can be answered 10 different ways by 10 different people. What one person may perceive as a bad neighborhood another may perceive as a great neighborhood. It is all in what an individual perceives it to be and in what expectations they have of a neighborhood.
Are the Schools that serve this area good Schools.
Again this is all going to be based on what the buyer perceives to be a good school system. I can direct you to sources that rate school systems, but it is certainly a good idea to contact the school systems in question and even set up a meeting with the superintendent or principal of the school that is being considered. A meeting and tour of the school can answer many questions for you.
This is not an all inclusive list but these are the most frequently asked questions of a Realtor.
Please do not hesitate to ask if you have a question and if I don’t have the answer I can be the source of the source to find the answer!
Dawn Whalen, Realtor
RE/MAX Select
317-807-1568
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