I sometimes have buyer clients who after seeing many homes, feel the need to re-visit one or some to further lock-in their priorities and decision.
Sometimes these buyers tentatively ask if it would be o.k. to revisit such a home. My answer?
Absolutely!If we need to return to a home a second time (or a third time) to take room measurements, get a feel for the layout and flow, become comfortable with the size of the yard, that's fine!
Buying a home is a huge investment of your money, and your new home will hopefully be where you live for many years to come. Let's make sure we're finding you the right house!
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