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Austin House Hunting

All home buyers - whether new to the process or experienced - want to buy their dream house. And, it's common to become overwhelmed with all the homes in Austin, Texas that seem like good candidates (price, no. of bedrooms, etc.). So, to help you narrow down your "good enough" list from online to the list of houses you visit, take this Home Buyer Checklist along when you go shopping for your house. Highlight the items that are most valuable to you. It'll help you put a home's features into perspective and use practical ways to measure the homes you've been seeing. Filling in this list, you can see all at once the features of two or three homes.

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