Birmingham, Hoover, Homewood, Trussville, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Helena, Pelham, AL, or anywhere in Between! – Buying a home is a complex process. Title Insurance – inspections – negotiations – mortgages. To help ensure that your home purchase is profitable and problem free, three area companies have teamed up to sponsor a home buyer’s class to teach you the secrets of successful home buying.
There's a BirminghamBuyer Class taking place this Tuesday, July 22, 2008, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm here in Birmingham at the Vestavia Hills Library.
You'll learn everything you need to know about home buying from three expert panelists.
Do you think you could make it?
Just visit the class website to register:
Exceeding expectations, delivering world-class service, and giving a WOW! experience to buyers, sellers, and residents of the Greater Birmingham Area. www.LivingInBirmingham.com
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Fantastic idea! I want you to know that I had though of this too but did not take the ball and run with it. I am glad you did!
Your friend in Charlottesville!
Stephen,
This is good news for buyers in your area. May if more people attended pre-buying classes some of the foreclosure mess could have been avoided. Yes educating the consumer should be one of our priorities.
Charles, we have had this idea for several years now and figured instead of waiting now should be the time!
Jennifer, we really believe that education is part of our job and role in the marketplace.