After all, the people on Wall Street know nothing of your future plans. It's a lucky sort of problem in a way. Yes, especially if you live in a neighborhood where the demand for homes exceeds the supply, real estate specialists say. There's no one right answer. Perhaps surprisingly, a growing and vocal minority of professional home inspectors around the country agrees with Eigenrauch.
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What's in the closet and other tips for first-time buyers Don't make the mistake of buying what you don't really want just because you need something right away, experts warn. It's better to move temporarily into the home of a friend or relative. Beware of mortgage scams, equity loans Don't let a mortgage scam cost you your home. In times of steadily rising home prices, it's possible to use equity in an existing home for a down payment on a larger, more expensive home. It's a great time to buy a home or refinance.