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Getting a home that fulfills as many of your wants and needs as possible should be your ultimate goal. But when you're faced with a home that falls short, should you fix up what you have or sell and buy something new?

Should You Renovate or Tear Down and Start From Scratch?

Will Buying a Home Bankrupt Me?

How Do You Create a Good First Offer?

Finding the Right Agent or Broker

Figuring Out How Much The Property Is Worth

Becoming Selective When Purchasing a Home


	Will Buying a Home Bankrupt Me? Buying a home doesn't usually lead to bankruptcy -- but if homebuyers don't watch their income-to-spending ratio, it can happen. Margaret Crane explains how to keep your finances in check. Your Credit: Determining and Improving It How Much Can You/Should You Borrow?


	Finding the Right Agent or Broker Once you announce your intention to buy a home, you'll be courted by every real estate professional you know or meet. But which real estate agent should you choose to work with? Lisa Skolnik has some advice on finding the one that's right for you. How to Prepare for the House Hunt Should You Do It Yourself or Find an Agent?


	May is the perfect time to picnic outdoors on your patio or in your backyard. You can pack up food and dine outdoors, or perhaps grill or smoke your meal outside. See archived tips
	Color Is Back: Use It Sparingly Ilyce Glink is the bestselling author of 100 Questions Every First Time Home Buyer Should Ask, and is the Managing Editor of Right at Home Daily.
	Handy tips and tools formatted for your printer or PDA.
	Summer Maintenance Chores Take advantage of summer's longer days and warmer weather to tackle some home repairs. Jim Sulski provides the summer maintenance worksheet.

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