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   Research the natural disasters that have occurred in the area of the home you are considering. Find out if the property lies near a fault or a flood zone, if wildfires are prevalent in the area or if the area is known for tornado activity. Not only do these factors influence the value of the home, this can make insuring the property, once you own it, much more expensive.
    
   When you are looking at a new property you are hoping to buy, consider the surrounding neighborhood. Nothing is worse than buying a dream home and finding out you have the worst neighbors you could have imagined. You should research the schools, retail areas, and economic status of your potential new region.
    
   A great tip to use when buying real estate is to thoroughly vet your real estate agent. You cannot just trust anyone to do a good job for you. Make sure that you check out this person's references, previous properties he or she has sold, and even speaking with those in charge to see how this individual performs overall.
    
   Make sure to take the time and the money to pay an inspector to look over the house that you are considering buying before you sign anything. Many things that you will not be able to see on your own will be able to be seen by a professional inspector.
    
   Don't assume every seller is willing to bargain down because of the economy. Some sellers may be willing to sell 30% below their asking price, but many sellers may have already priced their home according to the market. Do the research first before making an offer or you may insult the seller.
    
   Do not be impulsive. The process of buying real estate is lengthy for a reason. A home or investment home is one of the biggest purchase decisions you can ever make. It is important that you think everything through, and make sure that the property you choose is the right one for you.
    
   Choose the best time to view a house. While most people wait until the 'open house', normally on a Saturday or Sunday, in reality you can request to see the house at any time. Choose a day in the middle of the week when the sellers aren't there. The realtor will be happy to show you the house, and this way you aren't looking at the same time as lots of other people. If you decide to make an offer on the house, you can be sure that you are the only one.
    
   To make money off real estate, look for thriving areas in a promising metropolis. You can buy a home there at a reasonable price and sell it years later once the prices on the local real estate market go up. Ask the advice of a professional if you are not sure about investing.
    
   Be cautious when hiring a home inspector. Get recommendations from friends and family, and it is usually wise to hire your own inspector, even if the seller offers to have it inspected. Do not go with the first inspector you find, call and interview at least three so you can be confident in your choice.
    
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Assistance is exactly what you need when purchasing real estate and you can't always trust that an agent is going to give it to you. Use what you've learned here to ensure that you're always coming out ahead in any real estate deal you make. Buying real estate can be tricky, but it doesn't have to be if you use the tips above.