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Biggest Regrets About the Purchase of a new home<\/h2>\n
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Biggest Regrets About the Purchase of a new home. Image courtesy of Grant Cochrane \/ FreeDigitalPhotos.net<\/p><\/div>\n

Though buyer’s remorse<\/a> is never fun, there’s usually something we’d change if we could go back and make a big purchasing decision again. In a new survey, Chase Bank found out what some of the most common things are that recent home buyers would change about their real estate purchase if given a second chance.<\/p>\n

Chase’s survey, “What I Wish I Knew About the Homebuying Process<\/a>,” asked 807 recent home buyers about their attitudes following the purchase of a home, taking the temperature of how people are living with their real estate decision. Here’s what home buyers say they would do differently if they could make the decision over again.<\/p>\n

Get Smarter About Financing<\/h4>\n

While nine out of 10 buyers surveyed say they felt prepared at the time they bought their home, 56 percent say that in hindsight, they should have known more about financing. Specifically:<\/p>\n