Watch The Money Playbook For Buyers
The Money Playbook is your right-hand companion to preparing your finances for your home purchase.
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Calculate How Much You Can Afford To Buy
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The Exact Steps To Take To Build Your Credit
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Budget Planner To Save Up For Your Down Payment And Pay Down Debt
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Choose The Right Loan For Your Specific Situation
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How To Buy If You’re Self-Employed
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A Simple Plan For Paying Down Your Mortgage Faster After You Buy
“Ninety percent of all millionaires become so through owning real estate.”
— Andrew Carnegie
Step 1
Get Prequalified
Imagine shopping on Black Friday without your wallet. By the time you got back, all of the best deals would be gone. That’s what it’s like shopping for a property without having proof of funds or a prequalification.
Step 2
Book Consult
Step 3
Intake Form
Our consultation isn’t for us to brag about how awesome we are. Instead, it’s to focus on you and your goals, answer any questions and outline a game plan for your purchase. Our time together will make the process less stressful and save tons of time.
Just like when you go to the doctor’s office, our intake form digs out all of the information we need to get you started. It will take about five minutes to complete and will make sure we never miss a detail.
Step 4
Find The
One
Whether you decide to go the resale or new construction route, you can start shopping for the perfect property for your goals and your lifestyle.
Step 5
Learn To
Negotiate
It’s no secret that this market has been competitive. As the market, trends and laws change, it’s important to go into the negotiation process fully educated. This workshop will help you navigate the market and the negotiation process so you can dominate it like a pro.
Step 6
Buyer Rep Agreements
A Buyer’s Representation Agreement is a contract that outlines the services and commitment between a buyer and their real estate agent. While there is typically no upfront cost, it ensures the agent is dedicated to representing the buyer’s best interests throughout the home-buying process.
Step 7
Putting in an offer
Submitting an offer on a home involves presenting a competitive bid that includes price, terms, and contingencies. A well-structured offer, guided by an experienced agent, increases the chances of acceptance and a smooth path to closing.
Step 8
Estimation of costs
The costs associated with purchasing a home include earnest money, option fees, home inspection fees, appraisal fees, and reinspection fees, which can add up unexpectedly. Proper planning ensures buyers are fully prepared for these expenses, avoiding surprises during the home-buying process.
Step 9
Home Inspection
A home inspection is a thorough evaluation of a property's condition, including its structure, systems, and major components. It helps buyers identify potential issues before closing, ensuring they make an informed investment.
Step 10
Appraisal
A property survey defines a home's boundaries, easements, and land features to ensure accurate property ownership. It helps prevent disputes and ensures compliance with zoning laws before buying or building.
Step 11
Surveys
It’s no secret that this market has been competitive. As the market, trends and laws change, it’s important to go into the negotiation process fully educated. This workshop will help you navigate the market and the negotiation process so you can dominate it like a pro.
Step 12
Home Insurance
Home insurance protects your property and belongings from unexpected events like fire, theft, and natural disasters. It provides financial security by covering repair or replacement costs, ensuring peace of mind for homeowners.
Step 13
Home Warranty
A home warranty is a service contract that covers the repair or replacement of major home systems and appliances due to normal wear and tear. It provides homeowners with peace of mind by helping to manage unexpected repair costs and ensuring their home stays in top condition.
Step 14
Utilties Transfer
Transferring utilities ensures a seamless transition of essential services like electricity, water, and gas when moving into a new home. It’s important to contact utility providers in advance to avoid service interruptions and ensure everything is set up by your move-in date.
Step 15
Closing disclosures and closing
A Closing Disclosure is a legally required document that provides a detailed breakdown of your final loan terms, closing costs, and monthly payments before closing on a home. It ensures transparency in the transaction, allowing buyers to review all financial details and address any discrepancies before signing.
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