Buying a home today is not easy
We'll help you navigate the complexity of the market with our proven process and tech tools, so that you find a home that is perfect for you.
How it works
Schedule a Consultation
In this free, 15-minute, no-obligation conversation, we'll discuss your needs, goals, and expectations. If we're a good fit, I'll share how I can help.
See what's available
Here's the fun part! I'll provide you to the MLS (an exclusive online directory) and send you daily updates about homes that fit your criteria.
Buy a Home you love!
Once we've found a house you love, I'll work on your behalf to get you the best deal.
Discuss the best financing options for you.
We'll offer to pair you with a preferred lender to guiding you to make the right financing decision.
Keeping communication to make sure you don't miss out.
The best houses get a lot of attention. If you don't want to miss out, you need an agent that excels at communication.
Inspections
Once a buyers offer is accepted by the seller, the buyer may have the option to have a trained property inspector do an inspection of the subject property within the time frame that was agreed upon in the effective contract to purchase.
The buyer may elect to have different inspectors inspect the property. The most popular inspections done buy buyers are a general whole house inspection, a Pest Inspection (Wood destroying organism inspection), roof, sewer line, and HVAC Inspections are also popular for determining the condition of the property. If the buyers are purchasing a commercial property, then they likely will need to have an environmental audit done on the site for the lending institution. We can recommend several different inspectors.
Depending on the outcome of these inspections, one of two things may happen:
1. Either each milestone is successfully closed and the contingencies will be removed, bringing you one step closer to the close, or
2. After reviewing the property inspections and the papers, the buyer may reserve the right to request or renegotiation on the terms of contract. Sometimes these negotiates relate to the sales price, a credit towards closing costs, or of course the possibility of the seller making repairs. Lastly, if the inspection contingency has not been removed the buyer has the right to cancel the purchase if they are discouraged by the findings. Every property and transaction is different but your Realtor will help you navigate through the transaction as smoothly as possible.
Depending on the outcome of these inspections, one of two things may happen:
1. Either each milestone is successfully closed and the contingencies will be removed, bringing you one step closer to the close, or
2. After reviewing the property inspections and the papers, the buyer may reserve the right to request or renegotiation on the terms of contract. Sometimes these negotiates relate to the sales price, a credit towards closing costs, or of course the possibility of the seller making repairs. Lastly, if the inspection contingency has not been removed the buyer has the right to cancel the purchase if they are discouraged by the findings. Every property and transaction is different but your Realtor will help you navigate through the transaction as smoothly as possible.
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THE CLOSING AGENT
Once an offer has been accepted a title company and escrow officer will be selected as a closing agent. The closing agent will hold the buyers good faith deposit in escrow and will research the complete recorded history of the property to ensure that the title is free and clear of encumbrances by the date of closing and that all new encumbrances are properly added to the title.
Some properties are subject to restrictions which limit various activities such as building or parking restrictions. There may be recorded easements and encroachments, which limit the rights to use your property.
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