Most Homes You Consider Buying Will Not Be A Perfect Fit, So How Much Imperfection Will You Look Past?


Most Homes You Consider Buying Will Not Be A Perfect Fit, So How Much Imperfection Will You Look Past?
By Scott Rogers • March 8, 2024
I'd love to think that we will find the absolute perfect home for you -- requiring no compromises at all -- perhaps even exceeding your expectations. And certainly, that is possible. But it's not necessarily likely. Most homes that you consider will not be an absolutely perfect fit. You might wish there were a bit more space in this room, or wish that they had updated that part over there, or wish the yard was a bit larger, or wish that the floor plan was a bit more open on the main level. As such, we'll likely see multiple versions of "not quite perfect" through the process of exploring potential homes -- along with at least a few "nowhere even close to perfect" options as well. Your decision as we work through the buying (exploring) process will be to decide how much imperfect you are willing to live with -- and what type(s) of imperfection you will accept. You might decide to purchase an imperfect house that you can make more perfect later through some renovations. You might decide to purchase an imperfect house because its imperfections make it more affordable and keep you in your price range. You might decide to purchase an imperfect because it is the least imperfect one we have seen yet. This is not intended to be a downer -- "you'll never find the perfect house" -- but rather, an encouragement to think about what versions of "not quite perfect" will be acceptable to you. You don't have to decide this up front, and it may change through the course of our exploration of homes to purchase. Receive Updates by Email Recent Articles: Is There A Price You WOULD Pay For This House? There Are Plenty Of Types Of Houses That Exist That Just Are Not Available To Purchase Home Sales By Price Range In The City Of Harrisonburg Are You Compromising On Aspects Of Your Next Home That You Can Or Cannot Change Later? How Much Slower Are The Winter Months In Our Local Housing Market? Rockingham County and New Home Sales Drive Surge in Area Housing Market Find The Balance Between Optimistic And Realistic Home Pricing Room Size Is Difficult To Understand Solely From Real Estate Photos How Much Would You Value Not Having To Prepare Your Home For Showings? One Out Of Four Homes Is Taking Longer Than A Month To Sell
Have any questions? Contact Scott Rogers at 540-578-0102 or scott@funkhousergroup.com
Based on information from the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Association of REALTORS® or its MLS, for the period Jan 1, 2000 through Nov 24, 2024 (unless otherwise noted).
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