Jennifer Davidheiser

Hello Mark. This is a very common question in Real Estate. The previous answer has to do more with the care of an individual. Here is the best link I could find which explains the definition of a bedroom as it pertains to real estate. It has to do with size and egress mainly. Closets have no bearing on a bedroom as many people think. https://riverfrontappraisals.com/what-makes-a-room-a-bedroom/

To piggy back off of what Steven said, talk to friends and family to find out who they used both for a lender and a Realtor. Do your research. Look how long the Realtor has been doing real estate. Do they know the area you are interested in. Do they work full time or part time. Are they good with communication and answer/return calls. Make sure both the lender and Realtor are local. In my PA area, we shy away from lenders who are not known and local. It may be the difference between an accepted offer and a passed over offer. Have that preapproval ready to go before you start seeing homes in person. Good luck!

Seller's disclosures are to be completed to the best of your knowledge. It is assumed that you may not know the exact date something was updated. Perhaps you know the year but not the exact date. You may always mark " unknownaEUR? however I have seen this overused and it throws up a red flag to me as an agent. Just keep in mind, to the best of your knowledge. If you truly don't know, mark unknown. Good luck with your sale!

Hello Javier. This answer can change locally. I would contact a few local Realtors and see who you feel comfortable with. Ask friends and family. Do your research on the Realtor. How long have they been in business? Do they know the area you are looking in? Are they full time or part time? Are they good with communication? Don't sign a buyer contract until you are comfortable with your choice. A local Realtor can explain the entire process to you at no cost. They can also help you find a local lender who can further explain the financial part of the sale. Closing costs and commissions vary by location and also the current real estate market. Here in PA we aren't seeing sellers paying buyer's closing costs however when the market shifts we do. Also, here in PA the seller typically pays the sales commission.

Hi Susie. There is no right answer for your question. I can tell you I have had several buyers over the years kick themselves for not jumping on one of the first homes they looked at. Nothing else compared. I think it is normal to wonder " will I like something else more?aEUR? My best advice is do some searching online beforehand to get a feel for what you are looking for in a home and what area you want. Also, the going price for the style of home you are looking for. Then, make an offer on what you can see yourself in for the foreseeable future. Good luck!