Noun
homebuyer (plural homebuyers)
A person who buys or plans to buy a house. [from late 1960s.]
Set on 834sqm with a 13.72m frontage and close to all amenities, this three-bedroom family winner offers an exciting opportunity to the astute homebuyer, investor or dream home builder. Source: Internet
Mr Zorzi said about 10 per cent of Mos Lane’s apartments would have one bedroom to comply with State Government housing rules, and most would be two and three bedroom for the “under supplied” downsizer, empty nest and first homebuyer markets. Source: Internet
After an income qualification process conducted by the borough, a first-time homebuyer will receive free budget counseling and homebuyer education through THF in order to become mortgage ready. Source: Internet
As a first-time homebuyer, you will navigate a process that might include uncertainty, excitement, confusion and frustration. Source: Internet
As a homebuyer you’ll need to be prepared to pay for as well as a real estate title transfer tax, depending on where you live. Source: Internet
He also has in his possession another letter of interest from a domestic insurance company, which agrees to provide an advance payment guarantee bond to any homebuyer who would like to do business with Access Real Estate. Source: Internet