How do you buy property for the first time?
113283
Here is what I would sugest for you to do:\n\nGather up your last 2 months bank statements for all accounts, your last 2 pay stubs, last years w-s, 1099, or tax returns.\n\nThen go to a mortgage company and tell them you want to prequal. They will pull your credit and then use the documents you brought in to figure out how much house you can afford at what interst rate, and how they will need to structure the loan. \n\nOnce you have this information, I would sugest obtaining a Real Estate Agent. The reason is this .. the buyer pays nothing for having an agent ... the agent gets paid by the seller once the house is sold. So it is in your best interest to have one. Tell the agent what you qualify for, and what you are looking for. They will pull up properties in MLS and then you can choose the ones you want to see. The other benifit of having a Real estate Agent is that they will look out for your best interest in regards to the REPC, and typically will not let you get hosed by the lender either. This is important if you are new to all of this.\n\nIf you have a good lender and a good Agent then you should not have anything to worry about. Ask lots of questions to the lender, you can learn alot about the process.
1109749
http://www.lendermark.com/i_want_to_buy_my_first_home_564.htm
953478
work with a realtor and they will find you the deal...but first, get pre=approved for a loan so you will know how much you can afford.  remember that 28% of your salary is all you can get financed for (in most cases)  chekc out american dream, they make down payment loans to 1stt time buyers
1125995
Try a British bank.  I have heard that they lend money for properties in foreign countries.  Be sure your title to the house is clean as well.
951478
Hide your money in a safe place. When it's not lying around, you won't remember to spend it.\n\nDon't bring too much money whenever you're out and about because you'll be tempted to spend it.\n\nWhenever you pick up anything you want to buy, ask yourself why you want it, do you really need it now or at all, is it worth it, how will it benefit you, is there anything wrong with it, could you get a better deal somewhere else, etc.
461812
Anyone can own property, but you'll need a proper paperwork to actually live there.  Yes, you can theoritically get a UK loan on a Norweigan property, but I don't envy the amount you'll have to go through to get it.  I'd start with an international bank with locations in both countries.
909746
Pay cash if you want stay.\n\nIf you are investing, rent it out.\n\nAnother fastest way, when you bought it,do a back to back sales to another buyer(subsales)
225190
get a repayment ....thats the only kind to go for unless u a financial wizzkid \n\nalso try lookin into this new goverment housing scheme they look reasonable where u only buy half your house ..\n\ni feel ya pain ...1st timers got it tough
757326
Register your details with agencies when you know when you're ready to move as they will have properties both available immediately and in the future when the property becomes vacant.  They will also let you know as soon as new properties come to the market.  You can try and book appts in but whether they are still available when you are ready to view is another matter! Good luck!
699754
Home Inspection by an independent inspector (not one associated with the real estate agents involved).\n\nGet pre-approval for your loan.  Only buy a house that will amount to payments of no more than 33% (less if possible) of your monthly income (Don't get an interest-only loan).\n\nTake a look around awhile before buying.  Don't jump on the first house.  Think about it a couple of days.  Make an offer that you feel comfortable with.  Don't go over your head.\n\nExpect to have to purchase all the little things that you don't need when you rent, if it's your first house (Lawn mower, trimmer, water hose, landscape plants, curtains, basic household tools, etc.)
761795
No.  I know this is a hard idea to grasp, but once you buy property you have the right to use it, lease it, or sell it to anyone you want.  You do not have the right to buy the property unless you have a contract that states you do or a 'right of first refusal' contract that says you have the right to buy at a price equal to an offer in the future.
711699
Well, the first thing I would do is call a Chamber of Commerce in the town or area of Canada you wish to move to. They are usually very willing to help a person who wants to settle,( roots) in there town or country for that matter.\n\nAre you really sure you want to buy a house right away? What if you do not like Canada & now you have a mortgage. Why don't you rent a place first, then if you like Canada then buy a house. Especially if you become a registered alien in that country you might be able to secure a mortgage. Good Luck.
1114731
You can.  I know people who have done it.  In some very rare times you can even recieve a check when you buy a home.  It is possible but not always easy.  Each market is different and each seller is too.
686300
the fish don't have to walk. \nIt depends upon several factors one your credit got to have good credit. \nsecond condition on investment property it's kinda hard \nif it's a primary residence it a piece of cake. \nin your offer to purchase as for say 4,000/ or estimated closing costs to be paid by the seller if they don't want it to come out of there pocket wrap it into the purchase price.  \nget two loans an 80/20 \nI do this all the time for my clients, most of the time they leave to closing table with a couple hundred in there pocket
589026
Look for ads for homes with lease options available. Sometimes if a house has been on the market for a while, the seller will consider the lease option to move the property. \n\nMake sure you will be able to buy within the 6 months or year you have on your lease. It might take longer than that to clean things up enough to qualify for a mortgage. Also have your lawyer look over the lease and the option language, it's important. Get as much of the lease payment paid toward the purchase as you can, too.\n\nBest of luck.
1107985
Open  a saving account and get an adult to sign on with you.  It can be set up so that you need two signatures to get your money.  Also don't get a debit card or checks for that account.  That way you have to go to the bank to get it.  Maybe on the trip to the bank, you will have a chance to rethink your purchase.  Another way is to set a rule not to make any purchase over say $20.00 until you have "slept on it" if you still really want it the next day, wait one more day.  Then decide if you really want it.  Hope this helps.  Have fun in Mexico.
162832
Well first try to get something small,like a furniture account. Then you just must make sure you are not late on any payments and you build from there.The more you pay the more someone will take a risk on you.