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Allow Real Choice Real Estate,
Inc. to help you
understand the
process every step of the way.
1.
Pre-Approval:
If you would like to own your own home, and you need to borrow money to do
so, the first step is to find out how much home you can afford. I help my
clients find the right lender for their unique situation.
Situations include but are not limited to:
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Veterans
Buying homes
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First
time home buyers
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LHOP
(Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership) Buyers
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Buyers
with damaged credit
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Buyers
with a low down payment
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Buyers
who need to sell their existing home to purchase their next home
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Buyers
with a bankruptcy in their past
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Buyers
desiring high end properties
Pre-approval means you WILL get the mortgage loan for the home you want
to buy provided the home is within your pre-approved price range. At
your pre-approval meeting with the lender, you will be given a "Good
Faith Estimate" of all of your closing costs associated with the purchase
of a home. This will help you understand all of the closing costs and how
much money you will need to have at settlement.
2.
Let's go Home Shopping: After you are pre-approved with a lender, now the fun begins. Now we
start looking at homes. We will look at all homes within your pre-approved
price range, that match the description you provide me with, until you
find the home you desire.
3.
Making The Offer: Once you find the home you
desire, we will discuss structuring your offer so you have the best chance
of having your offer accepted. In addition, we will discuss your
options to have various inspections done to the home to make sure
you aren't buying a home with problems.
4.
Under Agreement: Once the seller and
buyer agree in writing to all of the terms of the written offer, you are
"Under Agreement", and no one else can buy the home out from under
you. Now the appraisal and inspections must be done.
5.
Appraisal & Inspections: Most offers contain the
buyers and/or lender's election to perform an appraisal and one or more
inspections. Once these are done, and any necessary repairs are
completed, we are on our way to settlement.
6.
Hazard Insurance & Title Insurance: Prior to settlement, your lender will require you to purchase a
title
insurance policy and a one year hazard insurance (fire insurance) policy
for your new home. You will need to bring proof of your hazard insurance
policy to settlement. The
title company or attorney's office we choose to
hold settlement, will provide the Title Insurance Policy. (These policy
fee's will be your original "Good Faith Estimate" provided by
the lender.)
7.
Settlement:
After all of the terms of the
agreement of sale have been fulfilled by the buyer and seller, the buyer
and seller will meet at a title company or attorney's office and the
settlement will take place. At settlement, all necessary documents are
signed to transfer the ownership of the property from the seller to the
buyer.
8.
Congratulations on your new home:
Once all of the paperwork has been signed at settlement, and the deed and
keys are given to the buyer, the buyer becomes the proud owner of the
American Dream, their own home.
If you want an
agent who will be patient with you, explain to you in detail the process
of buying a home, and help to protect you through the entire home buying
process, then contact us today!
Click Here if you would like to have one of our experienced
Real Estate Professionals represent you in your purchase of Real Estate.
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