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Nick Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Ashburn, VA
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First Time Buyer- Primary Residence

Nick Thomas
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Ashburn, VA
Posted

Long time away from this forum, but real estate is back in my life. I am now looking to purchase my first home instead of continuing to rent. Due to living in the expensive Northern Virginia area house hacking isn’t an option. We have found a few Loudoun County townhome/condos that look like they’re in our price range. My fiancé is a little gun shy due to the coronavirus (her family thinks the housing market will dip) and also that the prices are higher than they’ve ever been (I think they’re going to keep growing). Just wanted to come here to get some opinions from you guys.

1. Is it a bad time to buy?

2. If asking the seller to cover closing cost, does that mean we can’t try a lower purchase price?

I’ll post the property in question if it is necessary to get the advice.


Stay healthy everyone!

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