Buy software Cheap price: Complete Homeowner's Reference Guide M2K

Find Your Dream Home, Finance Your Purchase, Negotiate the Best Deal

Product Information

Home Buying can be a fascinating experience.  Using the Home Owner's step-by-step guide will make things easier than you think, and you will be ready to buy the house of your choice.  It's not an isolated event in buying a home, it is a process, and probably one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.  This program is broken into four main sections.  You will learn what to look for when selecting a person to help you to find the best home for you, how much you can afford to spend on a home, all the different things you should look for choosing a house, and  what goes into the act of closing on a home and actually buying it.  


About the Author

For more than 20 years, Edith Lank has been helping homebuyers through the complexities and stress of purchasing their homes. A best-selling author; award-winning columnist; print, online and broadcast journalist; broker; and real estate educator, Lank continues to be one of the leading experts on consumer real estate issues. Her award-winning real estate column, House Calls, is syndicated by the Los Angeles Times. It reaches more than 10 million readers in 100 newspapers and Web sites across the country.


Categories

• Starting Your Home Buying
• You and the Broker
• Choosing an Agent
• What Can You Spend for Your Home?
• Costs of Home Ownership
• What Sort of Home?
• Financing Your Home Purchase
• House Hunting
• Arriving at a Contact
• Your Mortgage Application
• Buying Your Home At Last
• Buying Investment Property

Product Features

Take the stress out of buying a home!

• Interactive movies help you hear the information firsthand
• Step-by-step instructions
• Provides sensible advice and the vital information buyers need to understand
• Lank guides you through each step of the process--from working with agents to negotiating a contract
• Includes home buying glossary of terms

Windows Requirements

• Windows 98, Me, NT, 2000, XP
• Pentium 200MHz or better processor
• 12MB of RAM
• SVGA monitor
• Sound Card
• CD-ROM Drive
• Mouse