Finding a great lender to help with financial guidance is the first step in the buying process.
an inside look at buying a home
If you’re here you are probably thinking about buying a house. Maybe it’s your first time, or maybe it’s just been a while since the last time you went through this whole process. This is for you! You might be feeling a little overwhelmed or anxious about getting started, especially if you’ve never done this before. My hope is that by the time you read through this you’ll feel a bit more prepared and have the confidence needed to make the best decisions possible. Buying a home is a huge commitment, but it’s also such an exciting time. I’m thrilled that I get to play a part in it and that soon I will have the privilege of handing you the keys to your new home!
What is the difference between a pre-approval letter and a pre-qualification? Which one is better?
To pay off or not to pay off? What options do you have if your credit needs some work?
How to apply for a loan and 5 things to avoid doing while buying a home.
There are many types of financing. Your loan type will depend on your unique situation.
What are the costs of obtaining a loan? How do interest rates work?
Did you know you don’t need 20% down to buy a home? What is PMI?
Starting the search and figuring out what you actually need out of your new home.
What questions should you be asking while viewing homes on your list?
Every offer will differ, but these are some of the main components in most offers.
How to stand out when writing an offer on a home and what the possible outcomes are.
Accept, counter or reject. What will happen after I submit an offer?
You had your offer accepted! Congratulations! Now what?
How a home inspection works and why they are so important.
What is earnest money? Why do I need title insurance? Who is escrow?
When does the appraisal happen and what does the process look like?
Buttoning up the last few details before closing
You’re SO close! It’s time to sign closing documents and do your final walkthrough.
