Books Written to Support the Home Buying Experience
Buying a home is a huge investment and can prove to be a complicated process for people who are not sufficiently prepared. There are many details and operations involved in a real estate transaction and, if you are not careful or lack the necessary experience, you might lose focus and make uninspired decisions, which, over time, may prove to be catastrophic. This is definitely to be avoided, so you should inform yourself about the whole home buying process before making an investment. Fortunately, information is everywhere and there is a lot of literature written to support the home buying experience. Here are our recommendations:
- “Real Estate Smart” (M. Parker)
- “Buying a Home: The Missing Manual” (N. Conner)
- “Tips and Traps When Buying a Home” (A. S Park)
- “ Your First Home” (G. Keller, D. Jenks, J. Papasan)
- “Keep Calm … It’s Just Real Estate” (E. Sherrod)
- “The Mortgage Encyclopedia” (J. Guttentag)
- “House Keys” (L. Turner)
- “The Big Ass Book of Home Décor” (M. Montano)
- “Finding the Uncommon Deal” (A. Leitman Bailey)
- “Home Rich” (G. Willis)
- “Buying a Home” (A. Musgrave)
- “Buying a Home in Texas” (A. Musgrave)
- “Tips and Traps When Buying a Home” (R. Irwin)
- “Home Buying For Dummies” (E. Tyson, R. Brown)
- “No Nonsense Real Estate” (A. Goldstein)
If you would like to speak to someone who has 35+ years in the industry, call Tom Ullrich – RE/MAX. Tom adds a personal touch to the real estate business through his honesty, experience, and character. He works with care and integrity to make sure all his clients receive the upmost service.
