Things You'll Need:
- Internet
- Time
- Credit Card
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Step 1
All warranties are differentDetermine if a home warranty is right for you based upon the type of home you are buying. If you are buying a house that is not new there are many benefits of a home warranty. Many will replace appliances and fix the plumbing. Also you do not know how the previous owners kept up the maintenance around the house. Getting a warranty for the first two or three years will getting to know your house is better safe than sorry.
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Step 2
Do your researchSearch the internet to find the a home warranty company that will fit your budget. Ask for them to send you information by e-mail or regular mail. Many home warranties will take an automatic deduction from your credit card or savings. Others will add it to the mortgage payment monthly. The price could range between 29.99 to 69.99 per month depending upon the service.
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Step 3
Used houses always need some type of repairCheck the company reputation. Call the organization to ask if they offer a free trial period for a low cost. Look for national and local reviews of home warranty companies in your area. There are many to choose from and the local contractors may have various types of customer service practices.
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Step 4
Read the fine printNarrow the selection by making a comparison between companies. Try to review at least three. Use positive and negative list on a sheet of paper to make a determination. Once you have made your selection call and sign up with the home warranty company via the telephone.














Comments
johnny-five said
on 6/23/2009 I signed up with a good home warranty from a company my friend represents. The web address is http://www.tools2rule.zurvita.biz. It already saved me money when the pump on my spa went out.