Not getting pre-approved for a mortgage
Not factoring in additional expenses such as property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs
Skipping a home inspection
Not researching the neighborhood
Making an emotional decision based on the appearance of the home
Not considering the resale value of the property
Not negotiating on the price
Not working with a reputable real estate agent
Underestimating the amount of work needed to renovate or repair the home
Not considering the location and proximity to amenities
Not being prepared for closing costs
Not factoring in the cost of commuting to work
Not understanding the terms of your mortgage
Not asking questions about the home's history or potential issues
Skipping a final walk-through before closing
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