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Let's face it, owning a home almost always beats renting! But maybe you aren't ready yet. Or maybe you are but you just don't know it. Whenever the time comes that you are ready to buy a home, the process is really very simple. We have condensed it into three easy steps:
1) Click the link below to get the newest listings emailed to you as often as you would like!!!
Sign up to receive home listings via email
Enter the specifics on the home you are seeking, like the number of bedrooms/baths, square feet, area of town, price range, etc. We will then start a search to find you the exact type of home you are looking for.
2) Call a local bank or mortgage company to get pre-qualified for a loan. We can recommend someone if you would like.
This involves providing information regarding your income, assets, and debts. The bank will run a credit report on you to determine whether or not you will qualify for a mortgage loan.
3) Let us know when you are pre-qualified for a loan.
We will begin to e-mail you listings of homes that are currently available for purchase. Choose the ones you like, call or e-mail us, and we will set up appointments to go look at the homes. As we look at the homes, let us know the features you did or didn't like. That will help us to find you homes that are best suited to your taste and lifestyle, so we won't waste time looking at homes that aren't for you. Once we find a home that you like, we will present an offer to the seller and hope they accept it. At this time, you will probably need a binder deposit, usually about $1,000. That money is cashed and held by the closing attorney or title company. On the day of the closing, about a month later, that money will be credited back to you, or in other words, subtracted from the amount you need to bring to closing.
Don't miss out on this great buyers market!!
Email us at getresults@neflrealtor.com or call us at 904-451-1291 or 904-254-6109.
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What is the worst aspect of renting?
(A) Lack of privacy
(B) Can't make it 'your own'
(C) Paying for someone else's house
(D) Rent increases
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