Hi friends, following the videos I uploaded, I want to raise a few more very important points before moving on…

Original posting date on the United States Real Estate Forum on Facebook:
2018-12-21T06:37:08+0000

Hi friends,

Following the videos I uploaded,
I want to raise a few more very important points before transferring money.

Please respect money, and remember that… Cash is King
Especially in America, and especially when it comes to real estate transactions.
Americans usually buy with a mortgage and it's at the mercy of the bank,
Which depends on credit, repayment capacity, etc.

So before transferring money please please check:
The person selling you the house is indeed the registered owner of the house,
And where do you check this? At the County Clerk and of course it will cost
When they do a Title Search. I've heard of cases where money was transferred before.
The test.

It is recommended to order an Engineer's Inspection to avoid "surprises"
And of course, we are referring to the defects that they didn't tell us about. And the fixes
Can be expensive - for example, replacing a roof
(And you are still far away - it could be an expensive seminar).

It wouldn't hurt to check who you're going to do business with. How do you check?
It's very simple to Google the name of the seller or the company selling the property.
And see what comes out. Often there is interesting information.
And that can help in deciding... whether to continue with the deal.

And if I talked about buying directly from a Broker and you can find it or
Some say it on realtor.com, but my English isn't that good.
There are many Israelis who are also real estate agents and, of course, speak Hebrew.

The bottom line:
Do not transfer money before:
-We verified that the seller is indeed the owner,
-And there are no surprises related to ownership, or repairs.

Successfully

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