First Time Home Buyers
 

Buy your first home, or planning to make a move to your next home, it is important that you inform yourself about the factors involved.
 
Finding and identifying your new home is an exciting process.When this takes place, you need the most qualified agent to act in your behalf, you need someone who knows this area inside and out!, we can work with you to find the right home at the right price. We are highly familiar with the neighborhoods, communities, market trends and lifestyle options available throughout your area of your interest, you can count on us to work with you throughout the entire home search and negotiation process.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1) Define your needs.
 
Before you go house hunting, it's a good idea to define what kind of home and neighborhood would best suit your desires and needs and make a wish list.
 
2) Check your credit.
 
For apply for a home loan, regardless of your credit, it's a smart idea to obtain a copy of your credit report from the three major credit bureaus and review the information.
 
3) Get pre-qualified or pre-approved.
Now that you know what you want in a home and neighborhood, you need to find out what you can afford. Preapproved buyers are preferred by sellers over those who are pre-qualified.
 
4) House Hunting Begin!
 
Using your wish list as a guide. Choose a REALTOR® that you trust and who understands your needs.
 
5) Make an offer.

When you're ready to make an offer on a home, we help you determine the offer price by reviewing recent sales of homes similar in size. Sometimes, you get lucky and the seller accepts your offer as is. However, in most instances, the seller will make a counteroffer. This is where your real estate agent's experience in negotiations will be invaluable.
 
Strike a deal.
 
Keep in mind almost everything is negotiable when you are buying a house. This can give you a great deal of leverage in the buying process.* Price
* Financing * Closing costs * Move-in date * Repairs * Appliances and fixtures * Landscaping * Painting. Remain in close contact with your real estate agent so you can quickly review any changes from the seller.
 
The closing.
 
Conduct a home inspection. * Get an appraisal and finalize your financing.* Secure title insurance.* Shop for a home warranty.

 
Close the deal.
 
Congratulations! The moment you've been anticipating has arrived. The closing is where home ownership is legally transferred from the seller to the buyer.
It is a formal meeting that most parties involved in the transaction will attend.
 
Your satisfaction is our success.