So you found THE house! Congrats! In today's. market when the demand is higher than the amount of homes available it is important to act fast!
We will sit down and look at recent sales and current buyer activity in the area, as well as the value of the property in its present condition. Putting all this information t together, we will determine the price that you would like to offer.
There are some components to an offer that makes it more appealing to the sellers.
We will work together to discuss your options and create your very best offer. Depending on the circumstances, you mau have only one chance to make a good impression.
A large earnest money deposit shows the seller you are serious.
A transaction that is not dependent on receiving loan approval is more attractive to a seller.
Try shortening the inspection period to 1-3 days.
We will make your offer stand out by writing a personal letter to the seller, explaining why you fell in love with their home.
Many sellers prefer to close within 30 days.
The Seller Could:
This happens if the seller thinks your offer isn't close enough to their expectations to further negotiate.
A counter-offer is when the seller offers you different terms. If this happens, you can:
You can negotiate back and forth as many times as needed until you reach an agreement or someone chooses to walk away.
You will sign the purchase agreement and you are now officially under contract! This period of time is called the contingency period. Now inspections, appraisals, or anything else built into your purchase agreement will take place.

At the inspection period, we will schedule an inspection with a reputable home inspector to do a thorough investigation of the home. Once this is complete, the inspector will provide us with a list of their findings. You can take the issues as-is or request the seller to address some or all of the findings. We will be mindful and reasonab
At the inspection period, we will schedule an inspection with a reputable home inspector to do a thorough investigation of the home. Once this is complete, the inspector will provide us with a list of their findings. You can take the issues as-is or request the seller to address some or all of the findings. We will be mindful and reasonable on smaller items, while being very cautious and vigilant of potentially significant issues.

Issues typically arise after the home inspection, and those issues tend to result in another round of negotiations for credits or fixes.
Issues typically arise after the home inspection, and those issues tend to result in another round of negotiations for credits or fixes.

Your lender will arrange for a third party appraiser to provide an independent estimate of the value of the house you are buying. The appraisal lets all parties involved know that the price is fair. The loan file the moves on to the mortgage underwrite.
If approved you will receive your final commitment letter that includes the final loan terms & percentage rates.
This ensures that the seller truly owns the property, and that all existing liens, loans or judgments are disclosed.
You'll need insurance for the new home prior to closing. This will protect against things like fire, storms, and flooding.
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