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Home Evaluation Form

After seeing several homes do you find yourself asking, "Which one had the wonderful kitchen and which one had the ugly carpet?"

To help you remember you can use a simple form to takes notes as you go through each home. Your notes can be brief such as, "Not much cabinet space", or "Beautiful cabinets". Having notes to go back over at the end of the day will help you picture each home in your mind's eye.

Using a rating system:

"Of the ___ homes we have seen we would rank this one at #____"

helps you to narrow down the choices to the home you liked the most.

A copy of this form suitable for printing is available in .pdf (Adobe Acrobat Reader) format at Home Evaluation Form. You are welcome to print out as many copies of the form as you like for your personal use. (Reproduction for anything other than personal use is strictly prohibited.)



Property Information:

Address:
Price
Size (SF)
Stories
Bedrooms
Baths
Buyer Comments - Interior (size of rooms, layout, colors, carpet condition, special features):
Exterior (general appearance, roof condition, yard):
What aspects of this property impressed you or were the most positive?
Were there any negative aspects for you as a Buyer?
Of the
homes you have seen in this price range/size, how would you rank this one? #
Is this a home you would like to see again before making a purchase decision?
Yes
No
Agents Name:
Phone:
Comments:
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Jim Rygiol, ABR, CRS, e-PRO, Agent
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"Location, Location, Location"

A common and phrase in real estate is "Location, location, location". What does this phrase really mean?

"Location" is repeated to emphasize how important the location is to the resale value of a home. A careful choice of location can maximize positive influences on future resale value, and minimize potential negative influences.

A "bad" neighborhood has a drastic impact on the resale value of a home. Almost anything on a home can be repaired, replaced, or remodeled to make it more livable and/or more saleable. But the area around the home cannot be changed by one homeowner. The only way to sell a home in a bad or declining area is to reduce the price and even then it may take a long time to sell.

"Bad" can mean an area where the homes are not maintained properly. It can also mean a street that has become a heavy traffic artery where it is noisy, or dangerous to try to cross the street.

While no one can accurately predict that a neighborhood will remain the same or improve a sharp real estate agent is aware of trends in the area that might affect the neighborhood in the future. This is especially important if you are moving to a new city and unfamiliar with the area.

Jim Rygiol   DRE#   CalBRE#   00577801
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