I don't think there is a specific number, as soon as the agent that is helping you find out exactly how your dream home is, next will be really easy to find a home you will fall in love it
I used to average 10 homes per client before we found "the one" . It's definitely very important to know what are you looking for and go for the one that fits your needs.
Hi Marlene. I have had clients that I have shown 1 home to and it was "the one for them"! I have had clients that looked at more homes than I can count until they found "The one for them". I tell my customers, I am very patient. We all know what is just right for us and you will know it when you see it! I don't think you should put a minimum or maximum on yourself, unless your in a dire situation and need to find a home right away, I think you should see as many as it takes. (Tho the pickings can be slim right now) . Wishing you the very best of luck in your searches!
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