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Quiz: What Type of House Fits your Personality – Take our Quiz Below

 

Welcome to our quiz to find out the best type of house that fits your personality. There are 10 simple and short questions that you need to answer above after clicking the “START” button. So, what are you waiting for, have some fun and find out if you fit better in an apartment, beach house, country cabin etc.

Table of Contents

  • Things To Consider When Choosing A Home To Buy
    • Financing
    • Size and Condition of The Property
    • Location (Neighborhood)
    • Proximity To Work and Schools
    • Your Future
    • Related Posts

Things To Consider When Choosing A Home To Buy

We all know that buying a home is no small endeavor. Most people have to work for many years in order to be in a position to buy or own a home.

A home can be considered as an essential need for anyone who wishes to have a family or live comfortably. Let’s face it, living in a home owned by another person is not nearly as fulfilling as living in a home that you own.

No one really wants to pay rent all their life. So, owning a home is just something that you must do at one point in your life.

How do you get to own a home? Well, you can either build or buy. The latter is arguably the easier and more convenient route to home ownership.

If you have already settled on buying a home, there are several things that you should consider when choosing a house to buy.

These things must be careful and thoroughly evaluated before making a final decision. Here they are:

Financing

First and foremost, you must have money or some form of financing in order to buy a home. This is a no brainer because we live in a capitalistic society.

You need to establish where exactly you are going to get the cash or financing to buy that dream house you have always wanted.

Home financing comes in many forms. For instance, you can buy a home using your savings. You can take a loan from your bank or apply for a mortgage.

Whichever financing option you opt for, it’s important that you ensure that everything is okay on the financing end.

Size and Condition of The Property

Now, after establishing the available financing options, you can proceed to think about the type, and size of property you want to buy.

nice home exterior

Homes come in many different shapes and sizes. Some are built using common construction materials while others employ more sophisticated materials.

On this item, you should consider the construction type, size and current condition or state of the home. The age of the house and its accompanying fixtures and appliances is also worth considering.

Location (Neighborhood)

It goes without saying that you should consider the location of the house you want to buy. Do not choose a home that is in a location that you are not comfortable with.

The specific neighborhood a home is situated in is also critical as some neighborhoods can be hostile or less secure than others.

Proximity To Work and Schools

Of course, you’ll be working as you live in your new home. You may also have kids that need to go to school. So, again, it goes without saying that you should think about a home’s proximity to your workplace and schools if you have kids.

Your Future

tiny house

Last but not least, you should think about your future needs and requirements when choosing a home to buy. If you plan to have a big family in future, do not buy a tiny house.

Think of where you want to be 10 or 20 years from now, and consider that when buying a home.


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Comments

  1. Janaiha says

    February 19, 2020 at 6:08 am

    Let’s start!

  2. Jackson Dawosn says

    April 8, 2021 at 3:13 pm

    Hello, how must I take the quiz?

  3. Glenn says

    April 8, 2021 at 4:41 pm

    Just click the Start button below the image

  4. Levaai Siaosi says

    May 11, 2021 at 8:09 pm

    I really want to live my own house and my own place but now I stay with my brother and his wife’s house they’ve 2 kids and there’s only 2 bedrooms on their house that’s why I want to move

  5. Suzanne says

    July 10, 2022 at 2:42 pm

    Nice, succinct, and easy article. Thanks! I’m 72, retired, and apparently in the lowest tier for price (because the mtg finance person says 20% down max even though I could put 40-50% down). I’m having serious trouble deciding on listings or knowing what would be workable. My age also affords me little stamina for driving around, looking at neglected basements, high HOA’s, overpriced, and misrepresented listings. Any suggestions like this article are a help.

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