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We will schedule with you a “face to face” meeting to review and understand our expectations of each other during the Buying process.
If we are to help you find your dream home we need to know your “Needs and Wants”.  By meeting with you and listening, we gain an understanding of what you NEED in your next home.  Understanding what you WANT in your next home is just as important, perhaps more so.  

What is the floor plan you like, what can’t I live without?  

The most important thing we do is to match your “Needs and Wants” with the homes that are available in the areas that are of interest to you.

Find your “Dream” Home

We will qualify and assist you, the Buyer, in looking for homes in “your” price range, that you will feel comfortable in purchasing.
We will share with you the TWO guidelines you need to know to determine what you can afford.

Buying Process Misconceptions


We will explain the “Misconceptions” of the Buying Process. This will include why working with “One” Realtor is better than several.
We will share with you the BIGGEST mistakes buyers can make.

Buyer Pre-Approval

We will help you understand why a Buyer should be pre-approved before they begin their home search.

What is a “Perfect” Home?

What is a Buyer’s preconceived idea of their “perfect” home… does exist?

Negotiating an Offer

We will explain the process of negotiating an offer.  A Buyer must demonstrate that they are serious.  Sellers will only negotiate with a committed Buyer.
We’ll help you understand how to determine the Seller’s motivation!  This plays a large part in the negotiation process.


Modern FAQ Accordion

No. The CFPB currently recommends getting at least three preapprovals or loan offers so you can compare interest rates, loan terms, fees and other costs. Shopping around can potentially save thousands of dollars.
Looking only at the purchase price. A $350,000 home doesn't necessarily cost $350,000 to own. Buyers may also have: Closing costs Property taxes Homeowners insurance Mortgage insurance HOA fees Maintenance Utilities Repairs The CFPB notes that closing costs commonly range around 2%–5% of the purchase price, although the actual amount varies by transaction.
The original article's claim that working with one Realtor is always better is too broad. A buyer should choose representation based on the agent's expertise, communication, local market knowledge, availability and the terms of the representation agreement. If you work with an agent, understand what services they provide and what obligations you have under the agreement.

We’ll be Here for You, Every Step of the Way!

Our services will guide you through a detail explanation of the Buying process, the market and the best homes available to you.
We will position you favorability during ALL negotiations.
We will be there for you before, during and after the deal or Every day deals is closed to insure that every “i” is dotted and every “t” is crossed and that you are 100% satisfied.