THE BEST SERVICE, AND RESULTS

Choosing a real estate agent who has the tools, skills and experience to make your dreams come true can be as challenging as the home buying process itself. Let me make it simple for you.

Someone you can trust!

The most important thing when choosing a real estate professional is to find someone you can trust. Our team has a history of success and integrity in real estate that you can depend on. We are experienced negotiators with expert knowledge of the local market. You can count on us to always work with your interests in mind, and to represent you and your wishes to the best of our ability.

We are all about good communication.

Good communication is the cornerstone of any successful relationship. You can count on us to provide you with the information you need on a schedule and in a manner that suits you best…

Customers for Life

Every one of our clients is unique, and that is exactly how we treat them. We proud to say that a high percentage of our business comes from past clients-from people who choose our services time and again. We don’t measure our success by sales, but by the relationships we build along the way.

Top 5 Traits of a Home Buyer

You need to live somewhere. If you can buy a home for around the same amount you would pay in rent, and don’t mind staying put for a while to build equity, becoming a home buyer might be a good decision. You will make a good home buyer if you are:

A buyer who conforms to the market.

If you are the type of buyer who says, “Every home on the market is overpriced; I’m not paying that much,” then you are not conforming to the marketplace. Serious home buyers research the market and have realistic expectations.

A buyer who has savings — enough to put 2 to 3 months of mortgage payments in reserve.

Mortgage brokers want buyers to have a reserve. You should not take every nickel you can rub together and throw it into your home purchase. You will need a small emergency fund.

A buyer who has the resources and time to maintain a home.

Homes require upkeep. You’ll have a lawn to mow, windows to wash, furnace filters to replace, and you may need to tend to minor repairs from time to time.

A buyer who is employed with at least two years on the job.

If you don’t have two years of employment at the same company, then two years in the same field will suffice. Bank’s expect to see stability in your employment history.

A buyer who plans to stay in the area.

If your state of residency is uncertain, it’s probably a good idea to skip buying a home. Some buyers who relocate are able to rent out their home, but handling a rental long distance is not always wise. You don’t want to be forced to sell when you don’t have enough equity to pay commissions and the other costs to sell.