When a home Buyer makes an offer to purchase a property, and the Seller accepts their offer, the property is then considered to be “Under Contract” during the home buying/selling process (keyword: process). An “offer” to purchase a property is actually a purchase contract called a "Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate". The Seller… Continue reading Understanding Contract Deadlines
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Offer Accepted! Now what?!
Congratulations! Your offer was accepted! But what happens now? When your offer is accepted, it's time for more paperwork and signatures! There are also numerous deadlines you’ll need to be aware of. Your Realtor should help you stay on top of your deadlines and keep your real estate transaction on track. Here are the 10… Continue reading Offer Accepted! Now what?!
5 Ways to Strengthen Your Offer
In a seller’s market where you’re up against other buyers, you want to submit a strong offer that will stand out from the rest. When preparing your offer to purchase a property, you should know that there are multiple ways to strengthen your offer aside from a higher purchase price or offering to pay for certain closing… Continue reading 5 Ways to Strengthen Your Offer
5 Steps to Home Buying
Buying a home is exciting! You’ve already started looking at available homes online, and you’re ready to go see them in person. But are you really ready to start home shopping? What if you find “the one” and want to make an offer? Are you prepared to do so? While home buying is exciting, it’s… Continue reading 5 Steps to Home Buying
Moving Checklist
Let's be real, moving is stressful. Add buying and/or selling a home into the mix, and you probably want to curl up in the fetal position, paralyzed by the thought of everything you have to get done. Nobody enjoys moving. The best way to get through it though is to be organized. I'm a planner,… Continue reading Moving Checklist
Tips for Home Buyers in Seller’s Market
Home buying in a seller’s market can be challenging. Housing is limited, so seller’s can have the upper hand. It’s not uncommon these days for properties to get multiple offers with bids well over list price. What does this all mean for buyers?