Buying first home–feeling anxious

[jpinpb]

In these times it’s normal to be anxious even if you’re not a first time home buyer. It’s extremely unsettling. Definitely read some of scaredy/walter white’s posts. I appreciate his documentation of the turmoil some people experience when buying. I’m sure many can relate to it. You are not losing your mind. I’m sure you did your research and if you really like the home and can afford it and intend on being there for a while, then try not to stress over it. Good luck w/your offer.

[scaredyclassic]

Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating

[scaredyclassic]

Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating

[scaredyclassic]

Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating

[scaredyclassic]

Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating

[scaredyclassic]

Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating

[sdrealtor]

It is always normal for first time buyers to be anxious no matter what, when or how they are buying. I still remember buying my first home in Encinitas back in 1997. It was just after the market had bottomed and started to climb. I paid about 190K for a 4/2.5 1600 sq ft townhome w/ 2 car garage. I felt like I must be the biggest sucker in the world at the time. Looking back I (and you are probably also) laugh at how nervous I was. By the 3rd time around those feelings seem to fade and you are able to make purely logical decisions with far less emotional distress about it.

[sdrealtor]

It is always normal for first time buyers to be anxious no matter what, when or how they are buying. I still remember buying my first home in Encinitas back in 1997. It was just after the market had bottomed and started to climb. I paid about 190K for a 4/2.5 1600 sq ft townhome w/ 2 car garage. I felt like I must be the biggest sucker in the world at the time. Looking back I (and you are probably also) laugh at how nervous I was. By the 3rd time around those feelings seem to fade and you are able to make purely logical decisions with far less emotional distress about it.

[sdrealtor]

It is always normal for first time buyers to be anxious no matter what, when or how they are buying. I still remember buying my first home in Encinitas back in 1997. It was just after the market had bottomed and started to climb. I paid about 190K for a 4/2.5 1600 sq ft townhome w/ 2 car garage. I felt like I must be the biggest sucker in the world at the time. Looking back I (and you are probably also) laugh at how nervous I was. By the 3rd time around those feelings seem to fade and you are able to make purely logical decisions with far less emotional distress about it.

[sdrealtor]

It is always normal for first time buyers to be anxious no matter what, when or how they are buying. I still remember buying my first home in Encinitas back in 1997. It was just after the market had bottomed and started to climb. I paid about 190K for a 4/2.5 1600 sq ft townhome w/ 2 car garage. I felt like I must be the biggest sucker in the world at the time. Looking back I (and you are probably also) laugh at how nervous I was. By the 3rd time around those feelings seem to fade and you are able to make purely logical decisions with far less emotional distress about it.

[sdrealtor]

It is always normal for first time buyers to be anxious no matter what, when or how they are buying. I still remember buying my first home in Encinitas back in 1997. It was just after the market had bottomed and started to climb. I paid about 190K for a 4/2.5 1600 sq ft townhome w/ 2 car garage. I felt like I must be the biggest sucker in the world at the time. Looking back I (and you are probably also) laugh at how nervous I was. By the 3rd time around those feelings seem to fade and you are able to make purely logical decisions with far less emotional distress about it.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating[/quote]

scaredy, hello?? Look me in the eye. You had a lot of Compadre Piggs holding your shaking hands during the bulk of your l-o-o-o-ng escrow (and also during some of your offers that didn’t gel). As well as substantial liquid refreshment utilizing the world’s finest mixers.

But you came thru it all like the champ you are :=]

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating[/quote]

scaredy, hello?? Look me in the eye. You had a lot of Compadre Piggs holding your shaking hands during the bulk of your l-o-o-o-ng escrow (and also during some of your offers that didn’t gel). As well as substantial liquid refreshment utilizing the world’s finest mixers.

But you came thru it all like the champ you are :=]

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating[/quote]

scaredy, hello?? Look me in the eye. You had a lot of Compadre Piggs holding your shaking hands during the bulk of your l-o-o-o-ng escrow (and also during some of your offers that didn’t gel). As well as substantial liquid refreshment utilizing the world’s finest mixers.

But you came thru it all like the champ you are :=]

[bearishgurl]

[quote=walterwhite]Ah it’s no big deal. I don’t remember getting uptight about it. You guys are exaggerating[/quote]

scaredy, hello?? Look me in the eye. You had a lot of Compadre Piggs holding your shaking hands during the bulk of your l-o-o-o-ng escrow (and also during some of your offers that didn’t gel). As well as substantial liquid refreshment utilizing the world’s finest mixers.

But you came thru it all like the champ you are :=]

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