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Homeownership is like being the king or queen of your very own castle, complete with a never-ending list of quirky responsibilities. You'll discover hidden talents, like mastering the art of unclogging drains or becoming a weekend warrior in lawn care. The joy of finally having a place to call your own is only matched by the thrill of hunting down that mysterious noise in the attic or figuring out why the garage door only works when it feels like it. You'll host barbecues, celebrate holidays, and possibly wage epic battles with the thermostat. It’s a wild ride filled with unexpected adventures, but at the end of the day, there's nothing quite like the pride and comfort of having your very own home sweet home.


#1 Get Preapproved

The preapproval process for a mortgage involves submitting an application to a lender with proof of income, employment, credit history, assets, and debts. The lender assesses this information to determine how much they’re willing to lend and at what interest rate, resulting in a preapproval letter. This letter shows sellers you’re a serious buyer with financing in place, helping you set a realistic budget and giving you a competitive edge in the market, potentially speeding up the closing process.

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#2 Contact Me

I've been helping people with their real estate dreams for 11 years. Buying a home is an awesome experience with many variables and moving parts...you don't want to do it alone. I'm hear to guide you through the process with ease!

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#3 House Hunt

Partnering with a real estate agent can streamline the search, providing access to listings and scheduling viewings. As you tour potential homes, take notes and consider factors like the neighborhood, condition of the property, and future resale value. Once you find a house that meets your criteria, you can move forward with making an offer!

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#4 Writing the Offer to Purchase

Writing an offer to purchase a home is a crucial step that requires attention to detail and strategic thinking. The offer includes essential components such as the purchase price, earnest money deposit, and proposed closing date. Additionally, it outlines contingencies, such as home inspections, financing, and appraisal conditions, to protect your interests. As your real estate agent I will help you draft the offer, ensuring it’s comprehensive and competitive. Once completed, the offer is presented to the seller, who can accept, reject, or counter it. This step involves negotiations, where terms and conditions may be adjusted to reach a mutually agreeable deal. A well-crafted offer not only reflects your serious intent to buy but also positions you favorably in the eyes of the seller.


#5 Closing Day!!!

Closing day in real estate is the exciting final step of the home-buying process. On this day, all parties involved meet to finalize the transaction, sign the necessary documents, and transfer ownership of the property. The buyer reviews and signs the mortgage documents, while the seller signs the deed and other paperwork. Funds are exchanged, often facilitated by a title company or attorney, to cover the purchase price, closing costs, and other fees. Once everything is signed and payments are made, the keys are handed over to the new homeowner. It's a moment of celebration and relief, marking the official start of a new chapter in the buyer's life.

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Status Definitions

For sale: Properties which are available for showings and purchase

Active contingent: Properties which are available for showing but are under contract with another buyer

Pending: Properties which are under contract with a buyer and are no longer available for showings

Sold: Properties on which the sale has closed.

Coming soon: Properties which will be on the market soon and are not available for showings.

Contingent and Pending statuses may not be available for all listings