How to Buy?

1) Locate a Realtor
Be sure to contact a Licensed Real Estate Agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors. As a member of the National Association of Realtors your agent has made a commitment to follow a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice which is set forth by the National Association of Realtors. Click here to locate and contact a realtor.

2) Get Pre-Approved
Getting pre approved is the most important step of the home buying process. Your choice of lender and type of loan will influence not only your settlement cost , but also the monthly mortgage cost of your loan. You may be familiar with a bank savings associations, mortgage companies and credit unions, many which provide home mortgage loans. Need a loan?

3) Search for a Home
Your agent can send you listings directly to your inbox that fit your specified criteria or if you are a free spirited looker you can search homes on our site anytime. This will give you access to all the listings regardless of which company has the property for sale. You can even save your properties, save searches, and get updates on new listings via email as they become available.

4) Make an Offer
Once you’ve located a home that you are interested in, it’s time to make an offer. An offer is a formal bid for the property and among other things, sets the amount you are willing to pay for the home. The offer to purchase is a signed contract and therefore is a legally binding commitment stating that you will buy the property provided certain terms and conditions are met.

5) Inspections
It is a good idea to have the home inspected. Most buyers prefer to pay for these inspections so the inspector is working for them, not the seller. You may want to include in your offer the right to cancel if your not satisfied with your inspection results. In that case, you may want to re-negotiate for a lower sales price or require the seller to make repairs.

6) Closing
Real Estate closings bring all the interested parties together. They involve the execution and delivery all necessary documents simultaneously with the payment of the purchase price and settlement costs of the transaction. Closing involves a series of phases: examination of the title, completion and explanation of legal documents and resolution of any possible title difficulties. Once this is completed you are a proud homeowner! Get started now.

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