First time home buyer guide
2. Check credit score
3. Get pre-approved
4. Find an agent
5. Search for a home
6. Make an offer
7. Make a ‘good-faith’ or escrow deposit
8. Get a home inspection
9. Get a home appraisal
10. Head to closing
Home Buyer Tips for Pre-Approval
Home Buyer Tips: Pre-ApprovalBefore you start house hunting, we recommend you get pre-approved first, or you could lose out on the home of your dreams. Once you get your basic pre-approval letter and you're ready to make an offer on a home, it is best to contact three...
Who pays the Realtor commission?
Did you know? As a Buyer, you do not pay your Realtors commission-- it's a free service to you!The Seller of the home you purchase pays for all commissions.This is one question we come across often... If you’re looking to buy a home, should you find a Realtor to help...
How much cash do I need for a down payment to purchase a home?
How much cash do I need for a down payment to purchase a home? A down payment is the amount of cash you put towards the sale price of the home you are purchasing. It reduces the amount of money you will need to borrow. Your lender will require you to have a down...
Renting versus Buying
Renting Versus Buying Homeownership used to be the hallmark of the American dream, but that is no longer the case for many people. While buying tends to increase your overall wealth over time, it may not be the right move for you and your family at the...
10 Reasons To Use A Realtor When Buying New Construction
Buying New Construction? 10 Reasons To Use A Realtor. 1. It costs you $0 to have your own representation on one of the biggest transactions of your life. 2. The agent on site represents the builder & is looking out for their own best interest. 3. To negotiate the...