We look at a couple of houses every month or so just to see what's on the market, but we think we found one we might actually be interested in really learning more about. I know it's been asked before, but what kinds of questions should we ask?
AwaitingAugust
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you could ask how much their average LIPA and / or water bill (and any other bills) are.
are you speaking to the homeowners or to the Realtor?
miamimerger
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Posted by AwaitingAugust
you could ask how much their average LIPA and / or water bill (and any other bills) are.
are you speaking to the homeowners or to the Realtor?
Realtor. This is a house that we believe was bought in a foreclosure and the owner really transformed it to something truly fantastic. It doesn't look like anyone lives in it.
Rosalind_75
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taxes
find out how the school district is/where they are ranked
CappyGirl
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You are oos, no?
Ask about the taxes, that could be a big expense. Fuel type / heating type. School district.
I'll keep thinking . . .
SummerBride10
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I agree with Roz- taxes and S.D were very important to us!! Try looking on the LIF home board- there are so many people on it that are very knowledgeable.
miamimerger
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Posted by CappyGirl
You are oos, no?
Ask about the taxes, that could be a big expense. Fuel type / heating type. School district.
I'll keep thinking . . .
Yup, I live in PA! The SD is excellent (best in the county I live in), and the taxes are also shockingly lower than I expected for the town. Heat type is forced air and it has Central AC, that's good, right?
Linzee636
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You might want to ask about things like how old the roof is, or the oil burner (if the house has one), etc., so you know if you'll have to incur additional costs after you move in to replace anything.