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How The Process Works
If you're a Buyer:
Contract to closing usually takes 30-60 days, but it's good to be conservative and assume it'll be about 45 days. - Save: For your down payment and closing costs.
- Qualification: Choose lender of choice and ask for a pre-qualification letter.
- Consultation: With me so we can start our search for the perfect property!
- Closing: I will help make settlement and ultimately closing go smoothly.

If you're a Seller:
- Consultation: With me to determine how much your property is worth and price it.
- Repairs: Make necessary repairs and get a property ready to list.
- Market property: Begin showing property.
- REVIEW OFFERS: Negotiate offers, contingencies and repairs.
- Closing: I will help make settlement and ultimately closing go smoothly.
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Why us?
Local Realtors like myself can be the perfect first point of contact in your new community even before your arrival.
I can be a valuable asset by:
- Acting as your expert in the home buying process, as I do this for a living.
- Helping you evaluate homes.
- Advising you on neighborhoods and schools.
- Alerting you to commuter times and more.
- Lining up homes to show you, saving you time from doing it yourself.
- Offering you negotiation expertise with an ability to craft a purchase agreement that gives you flexibility.
- Doing all the paperwork involved in buying a home.
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Questions & answers
The most critical first step before you even begin your search for that perfect home is to secure financing. Go to your bank/lender of choice and get what lenders call a “pre-qualification letter” or “pre-qual letter”. Some homeowners now require that you have this before they will even allow individuals to view their home.
This is the period of time when the buyer has time to “do his/her homework” on the property. It’s important to order all inspections, appraisals, wood-destroying organisms inspection (for termites and such), radon inspection, lead base paint inspection if the property was built before 1978, defective drywall, insurance eligibility, search the title history and get owner’s title insurance, check out HOA covenants and restrictions. If there is something during this time period that cannot be fixed to the buyers satisfaction the buyer can back out of the sales contract at this time. Just keep in mind that the Due Diligence Fee is NON-REFUNDABLE!