NH Home Buyers Toolkit

Because there are many components to buying a home, your RE/MAX Properties agent will be there to guide you every step of the way. By providing you with 100% buyer representation, your RE/MAX Properties agent will help you find a home for the right price in the most efficient manner. In addition, your RE/MAX Properties agent will provide detailed information on available properties and steps to take once you have selected your new home-all while keeping you informed throughout the entire process. 
 

ATTENTION FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS!

If you are a first time NH home buyer and thought you missed your opportunity to get $8000.00 in tax breaks from the IRS, you will be happy to hear that  the tax credit has been extended until June 30, 2010!

Did you know that there are various affordable housing programs for you? 

New Hampshire Housing is your Statewide Housing Resource. They promote, finance and support affordable housing opportunities and related services for New Hampshire families and individuals, and serve as the primary source for housing data.

Our experienced real estate professionals at RE/MAX Properties are well versed on the programs and can assist you with every aspect of the buying process which may include, but is not limited to the New Hampshire Housing programs. 
 
If the home buying process is overwhelming and confusing to you, we understand!  We've all been in your shoes at one time or another.  To receive a free copy of the New Hampshire Housing home buyer's guide click here.  Once you have had an opportunity to review the guide, a professional RE/MAX Properties agent can explain in detail the home buying process as well as current market conditions.

FORECLOSURES IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Interested in Foreclosures?  Interested in Short Sales? Many buyers believe that buying foreclosures or short sales is the way to get a deal!  This may or may not be true.  Short sales can be cumbersome, time consuming, and can take 6, 8, 12 months or more depending on the issues that arise!  This is a time consuming process so if you need to be in a home within a specific timeframe, short sales may not be the way to go.

Also, many foreclosures are sold "as is" and if you are a first time home buyer, "as is" may be a scary way to buy.  If you are not "handy" or are concerned about radon, arsenic, mold, or hazardous materials in the State of NH, then "as is" may not work for you. 

When buying foreclosures, BUYER BEWARE, because there may be no history that goes with the house because the bank now owns it!  Buying from an individual homeowner, you can typically get an analysis and/or history from the current homeowner. 

We strongly recommend you consult with a real estate professional and explore all your options!

Request a free list of bank foreclosures anywhere in NH Please specify town(s).