Buying Highlands NC Real Estate Without Seeing in Person
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Buying Highlands NC real estate without actually seeing a property in person happens. In fact, this is happening around the nation more than it ever has. Technology has made virtual walkthroughs easy. Additionally, the lack of inventory and desire to purchase has buyers getting under contract sight-unseen. Of course, having an experienced Highlands NC REALTOR makes this a much easier proposition.
Isn’t it important to see a home in person?
It is hard for many to fathom buying a Highlands NC home for sale without seeing it in person. However, many buyers will jump on a chance when a home comes on the market if they know the area and have been waiting for an opportunity. Photos offer a good look at a home, as do walkthrough video tours with a REALTOR. Likewise, architectural plans, when available can give the specs and dimensions. When plans are not available a REALTOR can certainly measure rooms. However, a home inspection is critical when a home is not seen in person.
Home inspection importance
The home inspection will reveal the exact condition of a Highlands NC home. This is important for a buyer from afar. The buyer will understand what he is buying and the exact condition. While the inspection will take place whether the buyer is present or not, it holds a lot of weight when a buyer has not actually seen the property. It is also important to understand that a buyer can put a home under contract and come view it during the due-diligence period.
Learn more about buying Highlands NC real estate
Contact our team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Meadows Mountain Realty today to learn more about buying a home in Highlands NC. We welcome the opportunity to update you on current market conditions while helping you with your home search. Let our knowledge and experience serve as your guide to buying Highlands NC real estate.
Click here to read “Buyers Have Never Viewed Fewer Homes Before Purchasing” from REALTOR Magazine.