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Put it on Paper - The first step you should take when purchasing a new home is writing everything down. First, you should keep track of your financial matters. You need to have a clear understanding of how much you can realistically spend. Figure out what you can afford and go from there. Second, you need to write down everything you need in your home. Notice there is a difference between needs and wants. Come up with a list of things you absolutely have to have in your new home (i.e. safe neighborhood, good location, garage, yard for kids to play, etc.) By writing everything down, you will make the buying process much more streamlined. It narrows down your search to exactly what you need, saving you time and money.

Plan Ahead - A new home is a long term investment. Therefore, it is prudent to plan ahead for the future. Will this new home still be suitable for your family in 5-10 years? For example, if you plan on having kids, you want to purchase a house with ample room and a sizeable lawn. You would also want to consider if your home is located close to good schools. You need to plan ahead now, to avoid potential problems later.

Realtor - Choosing the right Montgomery County realtor is an integral part of the home buying process. You need to research to find a realtor that will work for you. A realtor’s track record is very important in determining if they are right for you. You need to find a realtor with a good track record and a strong understanding of the community. A knowledgeable, friendly Montgomery County realtor can save you time and money.