Buying a home
A home search starts with your questions.
Whether you are just exploring or comparing homes, use these prompts to decide what you want to discuss.
Broker David Rad with PSR Brokerage
Ask David about buyingTopics for a buying conversation
Start with your needs
Before choosing homes to view, put your everyday needs into words.
- Which locations fit your commute and daily routines?
- What space, layout or accessibility needs are essential?
- Where could you compromise, and what would rule a home out?
Compare homes
Keep observations separate from assumptions so you can return to the same questions at each viewing.
- How do the layout, storage, light and noise compare?
- What did you observe yourself, and what still needs checking?
- Which trade-offs would you want to discuss before deciding?
Prepare your next questions
You do not need every answer before starting a conversation.
- Are you exploring, arranging viewings or considering a particular home?
- What timing constraints or unanswered questions are shaping your search?
- What would you like to understand about working with David?
Ask David about buying
Tell David where you are in your search and what you would like to discuss. A short message is enough. Please do not include financial documents or identification numbers.
Not a buying question? Use the general contact page.