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Buying a home doesn’t have to be complicated. Here’s a simple guide to get you started:
1. Get Pre-Approved for a mortgage to know your budget.
2. Find a Home that fits your needs and budget.
3. Make an Offer and negotiate with the seller.
4. Secure Financing with your lender for the loan.
5. Schedule an Inspection to check the home’s condition.
6. Close the Deal and move into your new home!
We’re here to help you through each step and make the process smooth and easy.
Home Buying 101: A Quick Overview
Ready to buy a home but not sure where to start? Here's a quick guide to help you navigate the process with confidence.
- Review your savings for a down payment (typically 3-20% of the home's price).
- Check your credit score (higher scores help you get better loan terms).
- Calculate what you can afford monthly for mortgage, taxes, and insurance.
- Contact a lender to get pre-approved, which shows how much you can borrow.
- It makes you a serious buyer and helps narrow your home search.
Christian will guide you, explain the process, and help negotiate the best deal.
- Identify your priorities: location, size, style, and must-have features.
- Once you find a home you like, Christian will help you make a competitive offer.
- The seller can accept, counter, or decline the offer.
- After your offer is accepted, hire a home inspector to check for issues.
- Your lender will require an appraisal to ensure the home’s value matches the price.
Once all conditions are met, you’ll sign the final paperwork and get the keys to your new home!
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Ready to make your dream home a reality? Follow these simple steps to navigate the process smoothly. From booking a call with Christian to closing the deal, we’re here to guide you every step of the way. Let’s get started on finding your perfect home!
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BUYING FAQ'S
Whether you're a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor who needs a refresher on how transactions work, here are some answers to the most often asked questions.
The first step in the home-buying process is to get pre-approved for a mortgage. Obtaining a lender's pre-approval letter sets the ball rolling in the correct way.
Buying a home takes roughly 10 to 12 weeks from start to finish (from searching online to closing escrow). The average time to close escrow on a home is 30 to 45 days after a home is chosen and an offer is accepted (under normal market conditions). However, cash-paying home purchasers who are well-prepared have been known to purchase properties much faster.
The average down payment in the United States is 11%. However, this figure includes both first-time and recurrent purchasers.
If the equity in your current home will be used to pay for the down payment on your new home, the former must be sold first.
It's entirely up to you! Home buying is, without a doubt, easier today than it has ever been. The opportunity to browse for homes online and view photos before leaving the comfort of your own home has dramatically transformed the home-buying process. Convenience has never been higher. But nothing beats seeing a house in person to get a sense of how it looks and feels.
The timeframe in which the seller must react should be specified in written offers. It should be enough to give them twenty-four hours.
